The Square House of Nîmes

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The square house of Nîmes is also known as Maison Carree. It is an ancient Roman temple located in Nimes, Souther France. It was built by Roman statesman and general, Marcus Agrippa in dedication to his sons. The temple is made up of corinthian columns in the front entrance and attached columns all around the structure.

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general, France, statesman, Ancient Rome, roman architecture, marcus, Roman Temple, agrippa, .fr, Maison Carree, Nimes, square house of nimes, southern france, large columns, corinthian columns, attached columns

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Roman Architecture, French Buildings and Monuments

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Lefèvre, André Wonders of Architecture (New York, NY: Charles Scribner & Co., 1871) 86

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