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Damascus, Propylaea of Jupiter Temple, 1st CE. AD
Fig. 62, Catalogue of Damage
Afamiya, Remains of the Great Colonnade
Afamiya, remains of the Great Colonnade (Cardo Maximus)
Twisted column – The Great Colonnade at Afamiya
Jamiʿ al-ʿAdiliyya, capital with muqarnas of a column in the double arcade
Big stairs lead to the upper floor, Royal Palace G, Ebla (Tall Mardikh)
ar-Rusafa -interior view- North Gate of the basilica
Arwad, Ayyubid fort, entrance
Jamiʿ Aslan Dada, a marble column with a Corinthian capital decorating the prayer niche
Jamiʿ Aslan Dada, Corinthian marble capital decorating the prayer niche
Tetrapylon and Colonnaded Street, 3rd century AD
Al-Madrasa az-Zahiriyya, general view of the main facade and the entrance
Afamiya, twisted and fluted columns of the central section of the Great Colonnade
Afamiya, Architectural component with showing ionic elements
Busra, the Roman theater stage is surrounded by the Islamic citadel
Fluted column- The Great Colonnade at Afamiya
Bab al-Hadid, general view of the gate’s tower with its machicolations and parapets
Al-Madrasa az-Zahiriyya, general view of the entrance
Bab al-Hadid, general view of the gate’s tower from the outside
Bab al-Hadid, inscription beside the door from outside
Bab al-Hadid, general view of the gate’s entrance from the outside
Jamiʿ al-Utrush, prayer hall
Al-Madrasa al-Hallawiyya, columns and pillars
Al-Madrasa al-Hallawiyya, detail of Corinthian capital
Al-Madrasa al-Hallawiyya, detail of Corinthian capital
Al-Madrasa al-Hallawiyya, Corinthian capital
Citadel of Aleppo, general view of the Throne Hall
Bimaristan Arghun, westward view of main doorway
Monastery of St Simeon, Corinthian capitals decorated with wavy acanthus leaves
