L’Asie mineure occidentale au IIIe siècle. Architecture – paysage some of which have become

some of which have become great classics

For a long time they did not share the same institutions or the same pantheon

and the tension between man's place in nature and his occupation of urban spaces

as they invited themselves into the gardens of their loved ones

L’Asie mineure occidentale au IIIe siècle. Architecture – paysage some of which have becomeThe "long 3rd century" BC is a bridge between a world born of Alexander's conquests and the arrival of the Romans on the "international" scene (ca. 334 188 BC). The western part of Asia Minor was then a region where the nascent monarchies, born of the dismemberment of Alexander's empire by his successors, attempted to consolidate the territories they had established. These were essentially the Seleucids and the Lagids, for whom this region was a