Chapter 2 - Rome Flashcards

1
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Simplified Doric, plain frieze, no fluting

A

Tuscan order

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2
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Elaboration of Corinthian, both leaves and spirals, only used on buildings of importance

A

Composite order

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3
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Slimmer column, snake fluting, small cushion capital, molded base

A

Roman Doric order

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4
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Raised base of Roman temples

A

Podium

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5
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Half circular carved support instead of lintel, allowed columns to be further apart

A

Roman arch

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6
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Rectangular support to carry an arch, common on bridges and aqueducts

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Pier

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7
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Square column that can stand alone or be engaged in wall

A

Pilaster

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8
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Roman version of agora, included temples, government buildings, and commercial buildings

A

Forum

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9
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Circular or oval arena, open to sky

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Amphitheater

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10
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Public Roman law building/ court, oblong with a semicircular apse at one end

A

Basilica

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11
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Long oval raceway surrounded by seats

A

Circus

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12
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Public bathhouse composed of 3 zones: cold, warm, and hot, sometimes had other things

A

Thermae

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13
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System of water channels for water supply, on raised arcades

A

Aqueduct

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14
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Roman multi-story apartment buildings, rooms facing inward to courtyard with well

A

Insula

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15
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Rear stage wall, ordered columns, statuary, wooden roof, 5 entry arches

A

Scena Frons

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16
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Tunnel the audience used to get to their seats

A

Vomitory

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17
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Connected sets of arches, side by side, stacked

A

Arcade

18
Q

Arches face to face, like a tunnel

A

Vault

19
Q

Intersection of 2 barrel vaults at 90°

A

Groin vault

20
Q

Rounded roof on enclosed space (rotated arch)

A

Dome

21
Q

Point where arch begins to curve

A

Spring line

22
Q

Point from which the radius of an arch measured

A

Radius point

23
Q

Retractable fabric canopy over amphitheater and theaters

A

Valerium

24
Q

Floors of a building in a different order

A

Superposed order

25
Q

Linen tunic made from 3 pieces of cloth, sleeves, belted at waist

A

Tunica

26
Q

Semicircular cloth 8-9ft in diameter, draped and held in place by left hand, main formal garment of male Roman citizens

A

Toga

27
Q

Imperial Toga, purple band along outer edge

A

Toga Practexta

28
Q

Linen loincloth

A

Licinium

29
Q

Half length trousers with under Toga or with military clothing

A

Femorailis

30
Q

Gladiator shin guards

A

Greaves

31
Q

Basic female garment, long loose belted tunic

A

Stola

32
Q

Female version of Toga, sometimes used as veil

A

Palla

33
Q

Breastplate, highly decorated, often written with fringed leather shirt

A

Roman cuirass

34
Q

Long, long sleeved tunic, old men and dignitaries

A

Tunica Talaris

35
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Decorative status bands on tunica

A

Clavi

36
Q

Draped rectangle cloak, belted, philosophers

A

Pallium

37
Q

Large square of fine wool worn as a cloak by emperors and generals

A

Paludumentum

38
Q

Female underwear

A

Sublingora

39
Q

Band of fabric to support the breasts

A

Stropheum

40
Q

Slipper like shoe

A

Solac/sandalis