Antik Yunanistan'da tapınaklar
- A metroon (Ancient Greek: Μητρῷον, Mētrōon or Mētrōion) was an ancient Greek temple dedicated to a mother goddess. They were often devoted to Cybele, Demeter, or Rhea.
- The Metroon, built around 140 BC, was a multi-purpose building, accommodating two seemingly unrelated functions.
- Metroon’un kurulma tarihi M.Ö. IV. yy.dır. Ana Tanrıça Yunanistan’da “Ana” anlamına gelen μήτερ (Meter) adı ile ünlenmiş olup Yunan yazılı kaynaklarında...
- I. Metroon: 1. Ana Tanrıça Kybele’ye adanmış kutsal yer. 2. Antik Yunan’da, agora içinde yer alan kayıt bürosu. II. Metroon: Yunan uygarlığında kentin arşiv binası.
- The Metrôon (= "mother's building) also served as a public archives building.Documents such as the proceedings of the Council of 500 and other official records...
- Daha sonra, Métrôon, Rhéa'ya (Olympus tanrılarının annesi) adanmış bir sığınak haline gelir . ... AD, Metrôon'un üzerine yeni bir yapı inşa edildi.
- Batı Anadolu’daki en büyük Kybele kutsal alanlarından biri olma özelliğine sahip Metroon (diğer örnekler için bkz. Bruns-Özgan, 2017, s. 107 vd.
- The building was erected at the end of the 5th century B.C. replacing the Old Bouleuterion, the ruins of which were found beneath the Metroon. Metroon.
- Mitir in ancient Greek means mother and the word metroon comes from “mitir”. Its 4 spaces had a common colonnade with Ionic columns and a length of 39m.
- Divine mothers are venerated in many religions, and the titaness Rhea, mother (Anc. Greek meter>metroon) of the Olympian Gods, was not an exception in.