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Nymphaeum
Nymphaeum: sanctuary dedicated to the nymphs, or a fountain in the city.
A nymphaeum was originally a sanctuary dedicated to the water nymphs, often in or near a cave. For example, Aristotle's school in Mieza was founded in a nymphaeum. In the Hellenistic and Roman world, nymphaea would be monumental fountains in a city, usually at the end of an aqueduct and decorated with all kinds of statues.
 Lepcis Magna, Plaza and Nymphaeum |
 Buthrotum, Nymphaeum |
 Sagalassus, Antonine Nymphaeum, Facade |
 Byblos, Roman Nymphaeum |
 Tipasa, Nymphaeum |
 Diocaesarea, Nymphaeum |
 Gerasa, Nymphaeum |
 Sagalassus, Lower Agora, Nymphaeum |