iconographically造句

• Iconographically related are five gold bracteates found in H黤ingen, Bavaria.
• These two qualities are represented iconographically by the ritual knife.
• I think linguistically and iconographically we will tend to mix the two.
• However, iconographically it is considered as " extremely complex and intricate ."
• Of these, the regions of Yunta
  and Ya
  cibedir weave carpets which are iconographically different from the Bergama Type.
• It has an iconographically unusual illustration depicting the Flight into Egypt with the Virgin Mary leading Joseph on a donkey.
• When depicted with Padmasambhava, Mandarava is often iconographically represented on his right side while Yeshe Tsogyal will be on his left.
• According to variations of her legend, having rejected the amorous advances of a iconographically carrying her excised breasts on a platter.
• Iconographically, Santa Muerte is a skeleton dressed in female clothes or a shroud, and carrying both a scythe and a globe.
• Iconographically the side panels " relate to the Caravaggio paintings in that they manifest the divine cause of what passes below " them.
• The fame of the Horse Tamers recommended them for other situations where the ruling of base natures by higher nature was iconographically desirable.
• Though Shiva is often described as a naked ascetic Yogi, iconographically he is rarely portrayed as nude except in his form as Bhikshatana.
• Iconographically, it corresponds to the concept of Mary as the Sedes Sapientiae that is, the seat of wisdom and symbolises the Church.
• The Ancient Egyptian "'( Wicker ) Basket with Handle hieroglyph "'is iconographically portrayed as wicker, with handle '.
• Only during the sole rule of Constantine VIII ( r . 1025 1028 ), however, did the two coins become iconographically distinct as well.
• Back in the iconographically innocent era of Woodstock, Pope said, " men didn't go to the gym five days a week ."
• Mazzoni created a harmonious and iconographically coherent ensemble of delicate stuccos, frescos and paintings with the classicising statue of Saint Catherine in the focus of the space.
• Darchor are commonly planted in the ground, mountains, cairns, and on rooftops, and are iconographically and symbolically related to the " Dhvaja ".
• The important Varnamala ( or'garland of bija phonemes'in twilight language is iconographically represented by a'garland of severed heads or skulls'( Sanskrit : Mundamala ).
• The pediments, metopes, and shield of the King Erichthonios presenting the first peplos to his predecessor Kekrops, iconographically similar to the boy s depiction on a fragmentary kylix of the 450s.