-
diminutive from
sacrum (neuter of sacer, "belonging to a god"). The
numerous sacella of
ancient Rome
included both
shrines maintained on
private properties...
- The
Shrine of
Venus Cloacina (Sacellum
Cloacinae or
Sacrum Cloacina) — the "Shrine of
Venus of the Sewer" — was a
small sanctuary on the
Roman Forum, honoring...
- ac
Vesperae pluribus decantandae, ****
nonnullis sacris concentibus, ad
Sacella sive
Principum Cubicula accommodata ("M**** for the Most Holy
Virgin for...
- Bina
vides parvo discrimine iuncta sacella: altera pars musis,
altera sacra deo est. You see a pair of chapels,
joined together with a
small separation:...
-
those pertaining to the
hills of Rome, to the pagi and curiae, and to the
sacella, "shrines". The
establishment of the
sacra publica is
ascribed to king...
- pontiffs, Vestals, and
praetors made its way
around a
circuit of 27
stations (
sacella or sacraria),
where at each they
retrieved a
figure fashioned into human...
- the
ritual involved priests travelling to all (27 or 30) of the
shrines (
sacella)
called Argei in the
original 4
regions of Rome
before arriving at the...
-
rubiginosa Swainson, 1821
Yetus maroc**** var.
dilatata Pallary, 1930
Yetus rubiginosus (Swainson, 1822)
Yetus rubiginosus var.
sacella Dollfus, 1911...
-
belonging to
Fasciolariidae Rotundicardia A
bivalve belonging to
Carditidae Sacella A
bivalve belonging to
Nuculanidae Spineilo A
bivalve belonging to Malletiidae...
-
behind the
central back wall. Many
scholars believe that it
could be the “
sacella” (sacrarium)
described by
Cicero and
built by
Clodius on the
ruins of the...
