William Macdonald wrote a 1976 book about this building's "Design, Meaning, Progeny.
William Macdonald wrote a 1976 book about this building's "Design, Meaning, Progeny." Thisbuilding's attic zone features a pattern of circles overlaid on squares, which is repeated writ large onits checkerboard floor pavement. Aedicula, or shrines, front the eight piers which demarcate thisbuilding's seven niches. The inner volume of this building has a height identical to its diameter, andits ceiling features five rows of perspectivized coffering. Though it was built under (*) Hadrian, thisbuilding's frieze bears an inscription giving credit to Marcus Agrippa in his third consulship. For 10 points,name this domed Roman temple with a famous oculus, dedicated to all the gods.
William Macdonald wrote a 1976 book about this building's "Design, Meaning, Progeny.
the Pantheon [or Santa Maria della Rotonda; or St. Mary of the Rotunda; or St. Mary and the Martyrs; or Santa Maria dei Martiri]