- The
sacrarium is the
drain itself.
Lutherans and
Anglicans usually refer to the basin,
calling it a piscina. For
Catholics and Lutherans, a
sacrarium is...
-
private houses, the
sacrarium was the part of the
house where the
images of the
Penates were kept; the
lararium was a form of
sacrarium for the Lares. Both...
-
educational institutions,
libraries or
police stations. Varese's
fascist sacrarium is the last
surviving one in Italy. It is
decorated with pure gold and...
- "swimming pool"; see La
Piscine (disambiguation). The
Latin word
piscina (or
sacrarium)
denotes a
shallow basin placed near the
altar of a church. Localities...
- wash basin,
called a piscina, the
drain of
which is
properly called a "
sacrarium" in
which the
drain flows directly into the
ground to
prevent sacred items...
-
retablo with
paintings by El Greco,
Jusepe de
Ribera and
Alonso Cano. The
sacrarium,
raised between 1706 and 1759,
follows the
classic proportions of the...
-
courtyard into the
middle room. The West Room was the
shrine of Mars,
sacrarium Martis, in
which the
ancilia (shields) of Mars were stored. Here, too...
- in the
Commonwealth of Nations.
Beyond the
crossing to the west is the
sacrarium,
which contains the high altar. The
abbey has the 13th-century Westminster...
-
mentions a
statue of "Cupid" (Eros) by
Praxiteles that was
consecrated at a
sacrarium and
received religious veneration jointly with Hercules. An inscription...
- by hand. An
ornate silver baldaquin covers the high altar,
steps and
Sacrarium. The old
cathedral has a
simple exterior, as does the bell tower. Joaquín...
