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The Temple of Qanawat is considered one of the greatest Roman temples in southern Syria, built in honor of the god Rios (Jupiter). It formed part of a comprehensive religious complex that included staircases, courtyards, massive columns, and a small attached theater. The temple flourished during the first and second centuries AD, and its remaining decorations exhibit the influence of local Syrian architectural styles blended with Roman elements.
