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Stereobate

In classical Greek architecture, a stereobate (Ancient Greek: ὁ στερεοβάτης) are all but the topmost step^[1]^: 65,221 -- the stylobate (Ancient Greek: ὁ στυλοβάτης) -- in a stepped platform, the crepidoma (Ancient Greek: τό κρηπίδωμα), a foundation on which the rest of a building, often a temple, rests on.

Etymology

The term stereobate is a loan from French stéréobate, based on Latin stereobata, a loan from (Ancient Greek: ὁ στερεοβάτης), consisting of στερε- (stere-) and -βαίνειν (-bainein), "to stride, walk"^[2].

A Few Images

A Route Map

Legend

				6.8	Uchinada (内灘駅)

				6.3	Awagasaki (粟ヶ崎駅)
					River Ono
				5.5	Kagatsume (蚊爪駅)
				5.1	Kitama (北間駅)
				4.5	Okobata (大河端駅)
				3.9	Mitsuya (三ツ屋駅)
				3.3	Mitsukuchi (三口駅)
				2.8	Waridashi (割出駅)
					Hokuriku Expressway (E8)
				2.2	Isobe (磯部駅)
				1.5	Kami-Moroe (上諸江駅)
				0.6	Nanatsuya (七ツ屋駅)
					Hokuriku Shinkansen
					IR Ishikawa Railway Line
				0.0	Kanazawa (金沢駅)
					IR Ishikawa Railway Line
					Hokuriku Shinkansen

Ready-to-use Refs

A citation from A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities^[3].

^ Anderson, William J.; Spiers, R. Phené; Dinsmoor, William Bell (1927). The Architecture of Ancient Greece. London: B. T. Batsford Ltd.
^ "Stereobate". Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary. Merriam-Webster. Retrieved 2024-11-15.
^ Smith, William; Wayte, William; Marindin, G. D., eds. (1890). "Columna". A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities. Albemarie St.: John Murray.

[dinsmoor-1] Anderson, William J.; Spiers, R. Phené; Dinsmoor, William Bell (1927). The Architecture of Ancient Greece. London: B. T. Batsford Ltd.

[2] "Stereobate". Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary. Merriam-Webster. Retrieved 2024-11-15.

[dogara-3] Smith, William; Wayte, William; Marindin, G. D., eds. (1890). "Columna". A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities. Albemarie St.: John Murray.

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