Attalid
- adjective
- /ˈætəlɪd/
- Scholars have studied Attalid architecture to understand the cultural exchanges in Hellenistic Asia Minor.
Examples
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The Attalid kings were known for their generous support of the arts and learning.
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The city's most impressive monuments date from the Attalid period.
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The Attalid dynasty was known for its impressive architecture.
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Many Attalid artworks are displayed in museums today.
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The Attalid kings were renowned for their contributions to both art and architecture in ancient Asia Minor.
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Through their innovative style, Attalid architecture significantly influenced Hellenistic culture.
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Visitors to the museum can admire Attalid artifacts that highlight the dynasty's cultural legacy.
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Etymology
Attalid comes from the name Attalus, the name of the kings of ancient Pergamon. It means 'of Attalus', so it describes things that belong to that royal family, like their art, buildings, or rule.