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Greek Art. Choragic Monumetn of Lysicrates. Was erected by the choregos Lysicartes, a patron of many theatrical performances in the theather of Dionysus, to commemorate the award of first prize in 33

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4TH CENTURY B. C.

ANCIENT HISTORY

CENTURY IV A. C.

CIRCULAR STRUCTURE CYLINDRICAL CYLINDER

CIVIL ARCHITECTURE

CLASSICAL CIVILIZATION

CLASSICAL CULTURE

CLASSICAL GREEK

CLASSICAL GREEK RUINS

CLASSICAL THEATER

CORINTHIAN ORDER STYLE

CULT, ANCIENT GREECE

EXTERIOR OUTSIDE

FORMS CILINDRICA

FOURTH CENTURY BC

GREEK CIVILIZATION CULTURE

GREEK CLASSICAL MONUMENT

HISTORY THEATER

OLD CILINDRICO GREECE

THEATER HISTORY