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This was also the point where the Greek temple as a whole became a defined form.
The remnants of the Greek temple were found in 1823.
Behind them was what appeared to be a Greek temple in progress.
There it will be like going into a Greek temple."
They now bring to mind an ancient Greek temple, its roof lost to time.
For its construction materials from the Greek temples nearby were used.
The second is in the incongruous style of a Greek temple.
"The roof had a Greek temple on it," she said.
This church has a neoclassical style and looks like a Greek temple.
"I got pretty near up to there," he said, and pointed to two beautiful Greek temples about a mile away.
Could this be part of the original Greek temple?
Dana didn't want the museum to be a Greek temple in the park.
The buildings resemble a sanctuary, with a Greek temple in the middle.
Think of a Greek temple, with the spaces between the columns."
It is the architectural predecessor of the classical Greek temple.
At first, it was mistaken for a Greek temple.
This style was also known as Greek temple or national style.
The outline of a small, ghostly Greek temple dances on the water up front.
In the afternoon sunlight, the gazebo looked like a Greek temple.
The building appears much as an ancient Greek temple, hence the stylistic name.
Greek temples were specially made to fit the large cult statues.
Why build such evocative Greek temples to begin with?
The building is a full-scale cement copy of the ancient Greek temple.
On every side is a large porch, (portico), like a Greek temple.
Historical reference is eclecticism, and who wants a post office always looking like a Greek temple?