porticus

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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In the Claudio-Neronian period, the forum of Conimbriga was equipped with a small curia and its porticus forensis was remodelled.
Los foros de Conimbriga y de Aeminium: comparacion y sintesis del estado de la cuestion
In the central section (receding towards the western porticus in order to free up space in front of the facade) it houses a hexastyle, pseudoperipteral, Corinthian temple, built of local stone and clad in marble, possibly from Carrara.
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Il faut, en outre, tenir compte de ce que la place du forum de Baelo Claudia n'etait en realite bordee que de deux portiques paralleles, ouest et est, sachant que le cote nord etait congu de telle sorte qu'une porticus forensis en n n'y etait pas concevable.
La basilica forensis du municipium Claudium Baelo. Monument et histoire
He has participated in the Porticus Scholarship Formation Program for several days each summer, 2012-14, in Warsaw, Vienna, and Rome, respectively, most recently exploring religion and culture in Central and Eastern Europe through film.
Dumitru Staniloae on the filioque: the Trinitarian relationship between the son and the spirit and its relevance for the ecclesiological synthesis between Christology and pneumatology
For 10 years I was president of the Porticus North American Foundation (which seeks to support the outreach of the Catholic Church in the U.
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I shared this with Paul Schotsmans at Catholic University at Leuven who helped me present it to the Stichting Porticus Foundation in Amsterdam.
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Authors acknowledge Stitching Porticus Grant, Denmark, for financial support.
Use of multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MLPA) for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) gene mutation analysis
Est autem Hierosolymis, super Probatica, piscina, quae cognominatur Hebraice Bethsatha, quinque porticus habens.
A Christological reading of The Ruin
They disliked seeing the Porticus of Octavia as a fish market in the Ghetto; just as bad was the ground floor of the Theatre of Marcellus which was full of small shops and artisans' workshops.
The appropriation of public spaces in Ferzan Ozpetek's Le fate ignoranti and Cuore sacro
28) A high wall surrounded the enclosure, which was essentially arranged as a porticus adjoined by a series of five rooms opening onto the south-eastern colonnade.
The Templum Pacis: construction of memory under Vespasian
The Renaissance conceived of the academies, according to the Platonic model, as associations held together by a charismatic head, initiator of the academic activity by virtue of a primacy in the cultivation of common interests: Braccioli for the Accademia Valdarnina, Ficino for the Platonic, Pontano for the Pontaniana, Panormita for the Porticus Antoniana.
Informal academies and music in Pope Leo X's Rome
Apparently a shrine within the Porticus Liviae; see Littlewood 2006, 186-90.
Livia the princeps: gender and ideology in the Consolatio ad Liviam
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