Temple of Zeus

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The Temple of Zeus is a grand Roman-era sanctuary in the ancient city of Jerash in modern-day Jordan, renowned for its impressive Corinthian columns and hilltop setting overlooking the forum.

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Label Occurrences
Temple of Zeus canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman sanctuary
ancient temple
archaeological site
accessedFrom stairway rising from the forum
architecturalOrder Corinthian order
architecturalStyle Roman architecture
associatedWith Zeus
surface form: Zeus Olympios
builtDuringReignOf Hadrian
constructionPeriod 2nd century CE
country Jordan
culture Greco-Roman
currentCondition ruin
dedicatedTo Zeus
era Roman Imperial period
hasAltar yes
hasCella yes
hasColonnade yes
hasFeature Corinthian columns
hilltop setting
hasFunction cult center of Zeus
religious worship
hasPlatform high podium
hasSanctuaryType hilltop sanctuary
hasType peripteral temple
hasView Jerash oval plaza NERFINISHED
surrounding ruins of Jerash
heritageStatus major monument of Jerash archaeological park
locatedIn Gerasa
Jerash NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Jordan
locatedInHistoricalRegion Roman province of Arabia Petraea
locatedInRegion Jarash Governorate
surface form: Governorate of Jerash
locatedOn southern hill above the forum of Jerash
material limestone
stone
near South Theater of Jerash NERFINISHED
Temple of Artemis (Jerash)
openToPublic yes
overlooks forum of Jerash NERFINISHED
Roman ruins of Jerash
surface form: oval forum of Jerash
partOf Jerash
surface form: ancient city of Gerasa

archaeological site of Jerash NERFINISHED
tourist site of Jerash
religion Roman paganism
ancient Greek religion
touristAttraction yes

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Jerash hasStructure Temple of Zeus
Roman ruins of Jerash knownFor Temple of Zeus
Roman ruins of Jerash hasStructure Temple of Zeus