Pronaos:
- The pronaos is a porch or vestibule located in front of the naos, the main chamber of the temple.
- It is typically supported by columns and serves as an entrance to the temple.
- The pronaos often contains sculptures or other decorative elements.
Naos:
- The naos is the main chamber or cella of the temple, where the cult statue of the deity was housed.
- It is the most sacred part of the temple and was restricted to priests and certain individuals.
- The naos could be decorated with sculptures, paintings, or other forms of art.
Opisthodomos:
- The opisthodomos is a room located at the rear of the temple, opposite the pronaos.
- It was often used for storage purposes, such as keeping votive offerings or temple treasures.
- In some cases, the opisthodomos could also serve as a treasury or a place for conducting rituals.