Hermopolis Magna und das Heiligtum für Ptolemaios III : eine Nachlese /

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Author / Creator:Hoepfner, Wolfram, author.
Imprint:Konstanz : UVK Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, [2020]
©2020
Description:55 pages : illustrations (some color), maps, plans ; 31 cm.
Language:German
Series:Xenia, 0396-8669 ; Heft 53
Xenia (Konstanz, Germany) ; Heft 53.
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12409781
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ISBN:9783867649124
386764912X
Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
Summary:The oldest Corinthian ring hall temple was built in Hermopolis Magna in Middle Egypt in 240 BCE. This is little known, although an Egyptian archaeologist discovered the dedicatory inscription of the temple in 1945 and shortly later the 16 capitals came to light. The sanctuary of King Ptolemy III and his wife Bernike in late antiquity was victim of the plans of the Bishops, who erected a basilica on the site. An exacavation team from the University of Alexandria in 1950-51 found many of the Hellenstic sanctuary components and published a preliminary report. Wolfram Hoepfner visited Hermopolis in 1969 and compared the parts with a contemporary building in Alexandria. 50 years later, at the suggestion of his colleagues he looked for his yellowed notes. He was amazed when the disparate components could be reconstructed into a veritable sanctuary. A highly modern site was created the province, along with the Corinthian order ring hall temple and a Skenographia. The key feature is certainly, that the constructive imagery (Skenographia) conceived from a central perspective can still be seen as an echo of the 2nd style wall paintings from Pompeii.

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505 0 |a Kapitel I. Chmunu - Hermopolis Magna -- Topographie und Stadtpläne -- Berichte früher Besucher -- Philippos Arridaios und der Neubau des Tempels des Thot und des Hermes Trismegistos -- Temenosmauer oder Umfassungsmauer des Phrourion? -- Die beiden Hauptstrassen Plateia und Dromos - Der 'repair Papyrus' Vindob. Gr. 12565 -- Kapitel II. Lage und Erforschung des Temenos für Ptolemaios III -- Grabungen im ptolemäischen Heiligtum -- Agora und Temenos -- Genaue Lage der Basilika und des ptolemäischen Temenos -- Basilika -- Für den Bau der Basilika wiederverwendete Fundamente des ptolemäischen Temenos -- Kapitel III. Dedikation und Katoiken-Reiter -- Die Inschrift -- Die Stifter -- Der 3. Syrische Krieg ein Raubzug? -- Kapitel IV. Form und Konstruktion des Heiligtums für Ptolemaios III -- Korrektur der Grösse des rechteckigen, ummauerten Temenos -- Zuordnung der Bauglieder -- Baumaterial und Technik. Brüchiger Kalkstein. Lehmziegel -- Kapitel V. Rekonstruktion der Bauten und Fragen der Nutzung - Propylon -- Verwandte Torbauten - Altar -- Stoai (Hallen) -- Der korinthische Peripteros (Ringhallentempel) -- Die korinthischen Säulen und das Gebälk -- Versammlungs- und Gelageräume einer Kultgemeinschaft -- Kultstatuen -- Kult und Ritus -- Kapitel VI. Neubauten und Aktivitäten in Alexandria -- Museion und Bibliothek -- Das Serapeion -- Geschwisterbauten: Das Temenos in Hermopolis und ein Bauvorhaben im Königsviertel -- Politische Ereignisse führen zum Baustopp in Alexandria -- Kapitel VII. Kunstgeschichte - Baugeschichte -- Der älteste bekannte Ringhallentempel korinthischer Ordnung -- Form und Farbe der korinthischen Kapitelle -- Ionische und dorische Ordnungen -- Kapitel VIII. Skenographiai (Gebaute Bilder): Orthogonale Projektion und Zentralperspektive -- Die Feierlichkeit ägyptischer Tempelanlagen beeinflusst griechische Architekten -- Das Artemision in Magnesia -- Das Ptolemäerheiligtum in Hermopolis -- Parmenion? -- Vorgänger und Nachklänge Anmerkungen. 
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