In contrast to Greek temples, what was the usual architectural scheme of Roman temples?

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Roman temples often featured a pseudoperipteral design, which means they had a row of free-standing columns at the front (the portico) and a series of engaged columns or pilasters around the sides and back, giving the appearance of a peripteral colonnade without the actual full circle of free-standing columns typical of Greek temples.

In Contrast to Greek Temples, What Was the Usual Architectural