EditorialRoman details, ceiling and vault compartments of a Balbec temple, Vaults and ceilings of a Roman temple in Baalbek (Lebanon), Signed: Grav? par C. Normand, Pl. 79, p. 167, Normand, C. (grav?), Jean-Nicolas-Louis Durand: Recueil et parall?le des ?difice...
EditorialInt?rieur de l'enceinte du Temple de Baalbek (H?liopolis), September 15, 1850, Salted paper print from paper negative, Image: 6 1/4 ? 8 1/8 in. (15.8 ? 20.7 cm), Photographs, Maxime Du Camp (French, 1822?1894).
EditorialLionhead gargoyle. 2nd century AD. Limestone. From the entablure of the courtyard colonnades of the Sanctuary of Jupiter Heliopolitanus. Baalbek, Lebanon. Pergamon Museum. Berlin. Germnany.
EditorialInterior of Hagia Sophia. The cupola is 55 m high, and measures 31 m across. The green columns come from the harbour gymnasium in Ephesos, the red porphiry columns from the temple of Jupiter in Baalbek. Columns have byzantine capitals, some bear the in...
EditorialTemple of Bacchus, Baalbek, Lebanon. Baalbek was lavishly provided with temples under the later Roman emperors, from Antoninus Pius (138-151 CE) to Caracalla (212-217 CE) .