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1700–10; < Latin telamōn < Greek telamṓn bearer, support; identified with Telamon
1700–10; < Latin telamōn < Greek telamṓn bearer, support; identified with Telamon
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Telamon
is always a great word to know.
So is fascia. Does it mean:
| any relatively broad, flat, horizontal surface, such as the outer edge of a cornice or a stringcourse |
| a sky lit central court in a contemporary building or house; a courtyard, flanked or surrounded by porticoes, in front of an early Christian church |
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| telamon (ˈtɛləmən) | |
| —n , pl telamones, -mons | |
| Compare caryatid Also called: atlas a column in the form of a male figure, used to support an entablature | |
| [C18: via Latin from Greek, from tlēnai to bear] | |
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