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palaestra$514676$ - tradução para grego
ANCIENT GREEK OR ROMAN BUILDINGS FOR ATHLETIC TRAINING, GENERALLY SMALLER THAN GYMNASIUMS
Palæstra
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![Plan of the [[palaestra at Olympia]] (left) and reconstruction of Vitruvius' description of the palaestra (right), from a 1914 translation of Vitruvius. The plan on the left incorporates guesswork, as the west side has been eroded by a river (the oblique angle is forced by the wider layout of the sanctuary). The xysta are also guesswork. On the right, the letters indicate: Exedrae (A), ephebeum (B), punching-bag room (C), conisterium (D), cold washing room (E), oil storeroom (F), cold bath room (G), furnace room (H), sauna (I), Laconicum (K), hot bath (L).](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Vitruvius the Ten Books on Architecture - Palaestra, Olympia, and Greek Palaestra according to Vitruvius.png?width=200 "Plan of the [[palaestra at Olympia]] (left) and reconstruction of Vitruvius' description of the palaestra (right), from a 1914 translation of Vitruvius. The plan on the left incorporates guesswork, as the west side has been eroded by a river (the oblique angle is forced by the wider layout of the sanctuary). The xysta are also guesswork. On the right, the letters indicate: Exedrae (A), ephebeum (B), punching-bag room (C), conisterium (D), cold washing room (E), oil storeroom (F), cold bath room (G), furnace room (H), sauna (I), Laconicum (K), hot bath (L).")
palaestra
n. παλαίστρα
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Palaestra
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A palaestra ( or ; also (chiefly British) palestra; Greek: παλαίστρα) was any site of an ancient Greek wrestling school. Events requiring little space, such as boxing and wrestling, took place there. Palaestrae functioned both independently and as a part of public gymnasia; a palaestra could exist without a gymnasium, but no gymnasium existed without a palaestra.
