| The peripteral temple to the right, is the Typhonium, and immediately behind the great temple is a small one consecrated to Isis. |
| The peripteral arrangement, which is a constant principle in Greek architecture, is no more than a rare accident in that of Egypt. |
| The temple was hexastyle and peripteral, and is supposed to have had fourteen columns on the sides. |
| But if such a temple is to be constructed in peripteral form, let two steps and then the stylobate be constructed below. |
| The last time I was at Paris I remember being struck by seeing for the first time a peripteral building made really useful. |
| This complex, constructed in the classical method of opus caementitium can clearly be identified as a peripteral temple on a podium. |
