The Baroque Architectural Style Common in the Architecture of the Roman

The baroque architectural style common in the architecture of the Roman East is characterized by

A) strict adherence to the Classical architectural forms developed in Greece.
B) using the vocabulary of Classical architecture but breaking the rules of Classical design.
C) using the vocabulary of Classical architecture but combining it with elements of Etruscan and native Roman architecture.
D) a complete departure from Classical architectural forms bearing no resemblance to the architecture of Greece.