Word of Latin Etymology, frons front: front, front and spicio: see, look: " what you see front ". It is the front or front of a building, a piece of furniture, a book or anything else. It also applies in computing at the beginning and end of a process. In classical architecture and neocasica is the pediment or auction triangular front located above the columns that adorned the entrance to public buildings, mostly temples such as the Parthenon dedicated to the goddess Athena, patron of Athens. This triangular gable used to be decorated by mythological scenes; of course that all the architectural elements mentioned were of marble.
