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porticus

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porticus
1. Same as portico.
2. A side chapel; common in many Anglo-Saxon churches and usually used for burials of important people.


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For five weeks this spring, I had the opportunity to conduct research in this area with support from the Stichting Porticus Foundation's Multidisciplinary Human Gene Technology, Research, and Therapy Project Scholarship Programme.
Also is a director of Ensign Bickford Industries and Porticus Technologies.
Claudius Drusus in the Sebasteion reliefs from Aphrodisias as noted by Smith 1987, 95, or his hypothesis that one or more of the commissioners of the North Portico, Menander, Eusebes and Attalis Apphion, had seen the Augustan series of reliefs in the Porticus ad nationes, Smith 1988, 75.
 
 
 
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