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1. In ancient Greece, a place of assembly, esp. for a public body.
2. In modern Greece, a chamber for the sitting of a legislative body or the building in which such a chamber is situated.

 
 
Classical Literature Companion: bouleutērion

bouleutērion, at Athens, ‘council chamber’; see METROON.

 
Archaeology Dictionary: bouleuterion

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The council chamber of an ancient Greek city.
 
 

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