Description: (Greek Engineer)
Apollodorus of Damascus, a distinguished architect and engineer from Roman Syria in the 2nd century AD, was known for his numerous technical treatises and acclaimed architectural works. His name is prominent among the few renowned architects of antiquity. Credited for introducing Eastern innovations to Roman Imperial style, he was a key figure in popularizing the use of domes in architecture. Apollodorus Mechanicus, as he is also known, showcased his expertise in mechanical engineering.