Les Chapiteaux corinthiens du Liban. Formes et évolution du Ier au IVe s. P.C. Arts graphiques [3] 89-95 Revillout

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Les Chapiteaux corinthiens du Liban. Formes et évolution du Ier au IVe s. P.C. Arts graphiques [3] 89-95 RevilloutThe Corinthian capitals of the Roman period in Lebanon form a large corpus of approximately 850 blocks. These capitals are found at around forty sites spread across the entire Lebanese territory and present a wide variety in their types and materials. Thus, the large coastal sites most often contain capitals carved from imported marble and their layouts align, with the exception of a small group mainly from Beirut, with those of the Micrasiatic