aedicula造句

• The monument is a large tripartite aedicula composed of coloured marbles.
• In Roman architecture the aedicula has this representative function in the society.
• Below the eaves are decorative miniature towers ( aedicula ) on pilasters.
• Below the eaves are decorative miniature towers ( the aedicula ) on pilasters.
• The late Renaissance aedicula was built of coloured marbles.
• The church has an aedicula with a statue of the Saviour by Adamo Tadolini.
• The white marble aedicula was erected sometime after the death of Spada in 1563.
• The Baroque monument is shaped like an aedicula and it was composed of coloured marbles.
• Its facade features a pedimented gable end roof and a small aedicula type portico surrounding the front door.
• It has an elegant aedicula with two pilasters with grooved sides and a triangular tympanum made of paonazzetto.
• An aedicula ( column-bearing dais ) on the east side bears the fresco " Jesus in Gethsemane " by.
• A sarcophagus made of brick and another made with the stone from an Aedicula wall were also discovered on the site.
• The theatre at Echternach appears to have been dedicated to Intarabus, as was an " aedicula " at Ernzen.
• The grave claimed by the Church to be that of St . Peter lies at the foot of the aedicula beneath the floor.
• Nearby, on " Kog
  lniceanu Street ", a stone sarcophagus made also from reused Aedicula wall, was found in 1974.
• These depict nature scenes or were put in place as a shrine ( " aedicula " ) to the gods or otherworldly creatures.
• The carved and gilded aedicula, serves as a backdrop to the main altar surrounded by marble, that is faithful to the neo-Romanesque style.
• The white marble Neo-Classical aedicula is decorated with a frieze of garlands and two wreathes and it is crowned by a pediment and a cross.
• The monuments of the square include a 20th-century sacred aedicula portraying the Virgin with the Child, a 19th-century monument to the dramatist Pietro Cossa
• The sepulchre was built in the form of an aedicula with irregular Corinthian pilasters holding the architrave and the semicircular pediment with the figure of God, the father.