Mausoleum

Mausoleum (Graece ὁ Τάφος τοῦ Μαυσσώλου; τὸ Μαυσσώλειον Ἁλικαρνασσεύς, τὸ Μαυσ(σ)ωλ(λ)εῖον τοῦ Ἁλικαρνασσοῦ) fuit magnum sepulcrum Mausoli Halicarnassense, satrapae Persici regulique Cariae, inter septem miracula mundi numeratum.

Mausoleum circiter annis ab 368 ad 350 a.C.n. Halicarnassi erectum est.

Ab illo Mausoleo aRomanorum tempore^[1] multa sepulcra magnifica nomen traxerunt, inter alia

Plinius: Naturalis historia, liber XXXVI, 30–31
Fritz Krischen: Weltwunder der Baukunst in Babylonien und Jonien, Tubingae : E. Wasmuth, 1956
Egon Bauer: Die Sieben Weltwunder, domus editoria Orbis, Monaci, 2001, 2. ed., p. 100 ss.; ISBN 3-572-01273-2
Reports of the „Danish Archaeological Expedition“ to Bodrum: The Maussolleion at Halikarnassos
- Vol. 1: The sacrificial deposit, 1981
- Vol. 2: Kristian Jeppesen: Anthony Luttrell: The written sources and their archaeological background, 1986
- Vol. 3: Poul Pedersen: The Maussolleion Terrace and accessory structures, 1991
- Vol. 4: Kristian Jeppesen: The Quadrangle, 2000
- Vol. 5: Kristian Jeppesen: The superstructure: a comparative analysis of the architectural, sculptural, and literary evidence, 2002
- Vol. 6: Jan Zahle; Kjeld Kjeldsen: Subterranean and pre-Maussollan structures on the site of the Maussolleion. The finds from the tomb chamber of Maussollos, 2004
Geoffrey B. Waywell: Das Mausoleum von Halikarnassos in: Peter A. Clayton & Martin J. Price (ed.): Die Sieben Weltwunder. Philipp Reclam jun., Stuttgardiae 1990, p. 134−163; ISBN 3-15-010363-0

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