treasury at Delphi

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A treasury at Delphi is a small, temple-like building within the sanctuary of Apollo where a Greek city-state stored and displayed its votive offerings and dedications.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek building type
architectural structure type
religious building type
architecturalStyle ancient Greek architecture
associatedWithReligion ancient Greek religion
builtBy Greek city-state
context Panhellenic sanctuary
culturalContext ancient Greek city-state competition
dedicatedTo Apollo
linked to: Apollo Delphinios
foundAt sacred way at Delphi
hasExample Athenian Treasury at Delphi
linked to: Athenian Treasury

Cnidian Treasury at Delphi
Corinthian Treasury at Delphi
Sicyonian Treasury at Delphi
Siphnian Treasury at Delphi
linked to: Siphnian Treasury

Theban Treasury at Delphi
hasFunction display of dedications
representation of a Greek city-state at Delphi
storage of votive offerings
hasPart cella
columns
frieze
pediment
pronaos
locatedIn Delphi
Greece
Phocis
Sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi
material marble
stone
partOf Delphic sanctuary complex
purpose commemorate military victories
display civic wealth
enhance prestige of the dedicating polis
honor the god Apollo
relatedTo Greek polis
dedication
votive offering
symbolizes piety of the dedicating city-state
political power of the dedicating city-state
wealth of the dedicating city-state
timePeriod Archaic period of ancient Greece
linked to: Archaic period

Classical period of ancient Greece
linked to: Classical Greece
typicalPlan distyle in antis
small temple-like building
usedFor housing valuable offerings
protecting dedications from theft or damage

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Treasury of the Boeotians hasType treasury at Delphi
Onomarchus used Delphic temple treasures to pay mercenaries
linked to: treasury at Delphi