basilical造句
例句与造句
- The synagogue had a wider and slightly higher central nave and two narrower naves; unlike F鰎ster's synagogue in Vienna, it did not have a basilical plan.
- In the north of the court a baptistery pool was added to the basilical complex and the foundations of a mosaic paved building beside the pool may possibly be a bishops residence.
- Many of its features, such as basilical royal reception halls ( as contrasted with domed ones in the eastern part of the Islamic world ) are here conceived for the first time.
- In the rebuilding of 1650, the aisled basilical plan was destroyed and the side naves were replaced by Baroque chapels, which were then leased to noble families to decorate and to use as mausolea.
- North Carolina State University archaeologist S . Thomas Parker, who led the excavations, identified the building as a church based on its basilical form, eastward orientation, and some specific finds such as glass lamps.
- It's difficult to find basilical in a sentence. 用basilical造句挺难的
- The aula has a basilical shape ( " temple of culture " ), with three naves which are divided by ten rows of white, local stone columns; the campates are eleven for each aisle, pole vaulted.
- Ruins of a basilical church that were discovered in the site of Deir'Ain'Abata ( " Monastery at the Abata Spring " in Arabic ), were identified as the Sanctuary of Agios ( Saint ) Lot.
- It was built in a Neo-Classical style, inspired by the Italian Renaissance, with a staircase in front of the fa鏰de, a travertine doorway, a single nave with side chapels, and a basilical baldachino.
- Portuguese Romanesque churches have a longitudinal structure, following the basilical plan common throughout Europe : three aisles, transept and apse with two apsidoles, either semi-circular or square shaped, or just with one single aisle and apse.
- The other large hall remaining, the so-called " upper basilical hall " or " Dar al-Jund " ( " House of the Army ", a name mentioned in literary sources ) was also probably built in the 950s.
- Among the early larger churches in Rome the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore has retained much of its original internal arrangement, its vast basilical proportions, its simple apsidal end, its great colonnade supporting a straight cornice rather than arches and some very early mosaic decoration.
- Unlike period synagogues in Hungary that featured a predominantly basilical arrangement with a nave and two aisles, with or without a dome, this synagogue achieves a unified, tent-like central space under the sun, painted in gold on the apex of the dome.
- The imperial box ( pulvinar ) of the circus is connected, via a covered portico, to the villa of Maxentius, whose scant remains are today obscured by dense foliage, except for the apse of the basilical audience hall, which pokes out from the tree tops.
- In it he established a characteristic, basilical plan for such buildings : an off-axis entrance marked by a staircase tower; a vestibule opening into a high-ceilinged reception area; reading room ( s ) adjacent to the stacks; and an optional art gallery.
- These excavations permitted to ascertain that the martyr Valentine was not buried into the catacomb, but directly into a pit outside it; on this subdial grave, Pope Jiulius I ( 336 352 ) built a former basilical structure, which was modified and enlarged by popes Bosio ( 1594 ).
