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Bouleuterion.
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The Bouleuterion of Miletus
The Bouleuterion was built during the first half of the
2nd century BC, and is a characteristic example of
Hellenistic architecture as far as the axial symmetry of the design,
size and decoration are concerned. The building consisted of a
majestic propylon with a tripartite entrance, an atrium surrounded on
its three sides by a Doric colonnade, and the assembly hall.
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Delphinion.
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The Sancuary of Apollo Delphinios
The Delphinion was an outdoor sanctuary devoted to Apollo Delphinios,
and was the most important religious as well as political centre of
Miletus from Archaic until Late Imperial times.
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