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Linea 3: '''Templum Romanum Azizi''' est aedes Romana [[Saeculum 1\|saeculo primo]] aerae vulgaris constructa, Azizo, seu [[Lucifer\|Lucifero]] [[Chanaan\|Chananaeo]], dicata, etiamnunc bene conservata. Prope oppidulum Bziza iacet, cuius nomen (primum Beth Azizo, "templum Azizi") ad templum spectat. [[Flavius Claudius Iulianus\|Iulianus]] imperator Azizum eundem qui [[Ares]] vel [[Mars]] esse putabat. Hoc est templum prostylon et tetrastylon, hoc est, quattuor columnas in fronte habet. Dua ostia [[pronaus\|pronaum]], sive porticum, ad [[cella (templum)\|cellam]] iungunt. In parte posteriore iacent reliquiae [[adytum\|adyti]], ubi olim dei [[simulacrum\|simulacra]] stabant. ~~<!--~~ The [[Porticus\|tetrastyle]] prostyle building has two doors that connect the [[Porticus\|pronaos]] to a square [[Cella (templum)\|cella]]. To the back of the temple lie the remains of the adyton where images of the deity once stood. The ancient temple functioned as an aedes, the dwelling place of the [[Divinitas\|deity]]. The temple of Bziza was converted into a [[Ecclesia (aedificium)\|church]] and underwent architectural modification during two phases of Christianization; in the Early [[Imperium Romanum Orientale\|Byzantine]] period and later in the [[Medium aevum\|Middle Ages]]. The church, colloquially known until modern times as the Lady of the Pillars, fell into disrepair. Despite the church's condition, Christian devotion was still maintained in the nineteenth century in one of the temple's niches. Postea aedes in [[ecclesia (aedificium)\|ecclesiam]] [[religio Christiana\|Christianam]] conversa aevo [[Imperium Romanum Orientale\|Byzantino]] et [[Medium aevum\|medio]] structurâ mutata est. Deinde ecclesia, nostrae Dominae columnarum dicata, neglecta est, sed in parte aedificii cultus Christianus usque ad [[saeculum 19\|saeculum XIX]] perseveravit. ~~The temple of Bziza is featured on multiple stamps issued by the Lebanese state.-->~~ Templum Romanum Azizi in nonnullis Libani [[pittacium cursuale\|pisttaciis cursualibus]] depingitur. == Bibliographia ==

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