Criterion (ii): The capital of the central column of the Temple of Bassae is the most ancient conserved Corinthian capital, and as such the temple may be considered a model for all “Corinthian” ...

This picture shows part of an enclosure wall at the temple of Apollo in Frangissa ... likely serving as supports for columns and carrying the roof of a hall that surrounded all sides," the ...

the Doric columns growing as naturally out of the Greek mountainside as if they were petrified trees. This was the temple of Apollo Epikourios at Bassae in the Peloponnese, built in the 5th ...

There were more than 120 columns needed for the temple of Apollo. So just the columns alone would have cost about half the cost of the Sydney Opera House, or about three F-18 fighter planes.