1. What is a monolith, and how does it differ from the Greek counterpart?

2. How does the design of the Pantheon differ from that of a basilica? Explain.

3. What materials were used in the construction of this building? Discuss the benefits of using these materials.

4. How does this structure relate to the heavens? What is unique about the dome itself?

5. What do you personally find most interesting about this structure? Explain.

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Xzavier

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8 July, 18:54

1. What is a monolith, and how does it differ from the Greek counterpart?

2. How does the design of the Pantheon differ from that of a basilica? Explain.

3. What materials were used in the construction of this building? Discuss the benefits of using these materials.

4. How does this structure relate to the heavens? What is unique about the dome itself?

5. What do you personally find most interesting about this structure? Explain.

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Maurice Hughes · Answer 1

The parthenon is a building where structures were kept Like a museum and a basilica is a church and the main difference is the Parthenon has a hole on the top for the water to drain through but the Basilica doesn't