porch
porch
subs.
Ar. and P. πρόθῠρον, τό, P. προστῷον, τό, V. πρόπῠλα, τά.
Colonnade: Ar. and P. στοά, ἡ, Ar. στοιά, ἡ.
subs.
Ar. and P. πρόθῠρον, τό, P. προστῷον, τό, V. πρόπῠλα, τά.
Colonnade: Ar. and P. στοά, ἡ, Ar. στοιά, ἡ.
PORCH
vestibulum (general term especially of a house): propylaeum (especially of a temple): pronaos (Vitr. of a temple).
Figuratively vestibulum.
vestibulum (general term especially of a house): propylaeum (especially of a temple): pronaos (Vitr. of a temple).
Figuratively vestibulum.
porch:
1. nearest word, vestĭbŭlum (entrance court, before a house: Smith's Ant. p. 427): v.VESTIBULE .
2. vestibule of a temple, prŏnāus, i: Vitr. 3, 2 (1), 8. (As a school of philosophy, porticus, Stoici: v.STOIC .)
1. nearest word, vestĭbŭlum (entrance court, before a house: Smith's Ant. p. 427): v.
2. vestibule of a temple, prŏnāus, i: Vitr. 3, 2 (1), 8. (As a school of philosophy, porticus, Stoici: v.
Porch
See porticus; pronaos.