What is another word for Dipylon Gate?
Pronunciation: [dˈɪpɪlən ɡˈe͡ɪt] (IPA) 
The Dipylon Gate is an ancient Greek gate that was located in the walls of Athens. This historic gate is known by several synonyms, such as Dipylon entrance, Dipylon portal, Dipylon arch, and Dipylon gateway. This gate was significant during the 4th century BC as it served as the entrance to the city's main cemetery. The Dipylon Gate is named after the nearby Dipylon Road, which was the main artery into Athens. The gate was a prominent feature of the city's fortifications and was considered one of the most important gateways during ancient times. Despite the changing times, the Dipylon Gate remains an important historic site in Greece.
