O’zbekiston respublikasi oliy va o‘rta maxsus

Plakat-(It Plakat from Fr. placard -.. Ad, poster, from plaquer - to stick, stick) - catchy, usually. 
Plener - a term denoting transfer in the picture all the wealth of color changes due to exposure to 
sunlight and ambient atmosphere. 

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Polis- a special form of social, economic and political organization of society, typical of ancient 
Greece and ancient Italy. 
Pronaos - open or closed extension in front of the temple, the front, the entrance of the ancient 
temple, hallway, literally: predzal. 
Propylaea -And before ancient Greek -. Gate) - the front passage, passage formed by porticoes 
and colonnades. 
Protorenessans - «First» and French Renaissance -. «Revival») - the stage in the history of 
Italian culture, preceding the Renaissance attributable to duecento (1200s) and trecento (1300s). 
Pedestal- The same as that of the pedestal; Decorations basis on which set works - sculpture 
(statue, statuary, bust), a vase, an obelisk, stele and so forth.. 
Parnas - A sacred mountain in Greece (in the west of Phocis) connected like Olympus, Helicon, 
Kithairon, mythical legends and known for its location on the southern slope of the Delphic oracle. 
For more than two thousand years mentioned in the culture as a symbolic habitat poets and, by 
extension, all artists. 
Pegasus- in Greek mythology - the winged horse, a favorite Musica. 
Peleus- In Greek mythology, the son of the wise ruler Aeacus of Aegina, father of Achilles. 
Pelops (Pelops) - the son of the ruler of Asia Minor Tantalus, who, invited to the feast of the 
Olympian gods, ripped apart his son and offered him the meat to the guests. The gods do not 
touched the food, only Demeter, depressed by the loss of her daughter Persephone, in absent-
mindedly ate a piece of meat, caught the shoulder of the child. Tantalus punished for blasphemy, 
the gods commanded Hermes to revive the child, Hermes collected dissected members Pelops and 
boil them in a pot, brought back to life. 
Peplos- - Literally "cover".) In ancient Greece, and, subsequently, in ancient Rome (from VIII to 
II century BC...) - Ladie's clothes made of light fabric in pleated, sleeveless, is worn over the tunic. 
Poseidon- in Greek mythology, god of the seas, one of the three major gods-Olympians, along 
with Zeus and Hades. The son of Cronus and Rhea, Zeus' brother Hades, Hera, Hestia and Demeter 
(Hes. Theog.). At the division of the world after defeating the Titans, Poseidon got the water 
element (Hom. Il.). Gradually, he pushed the local ancient sea gods: Nereus, Ocean, Proteus and 
other.