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Corinth - Temple of Octavia (Temple E) (11 pictures, 1 videos)

This Corinthian peripteral temple hexastyle (6x12) from the 1st century AD stands at the center of a double porticoed peribolos. Though built in Roman times it clearly exhibits Greek features. It's podium measures 42.7m x 18.2m.