- A
building or
edifice is an
enclosed structure with a roof and walls,
usually standing permanently in one place, such as a
house or factory. Buildings...
-
revolves around the
abbey library,
situated in a
fortified towerβthe
aedificium. This
structure has
three floorsβthe
ground floor contains the kitchen...
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senatus sui sententia,
aedificare liceto. Et id
aedificium quam
Nolani aedificaverint, id
aedificium et usus
Abellanorum esto. At post
muros qui fanum...
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Umberto Eco's
novel The Name of the Rose is an old
fortress known as the '
Aedificium'. This was
almost certainly inspired by
Castel del Monte. It was also...
- thus:
Clemens XII, Pont[ifex] Max[imus], [in] Anno V, [dedicavit hoc
aedificium]
Christo Salvatori, in hon[orem] [sanctorum] Ioan[is] Bapt[tistae] et...
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ideograms ADORARE = π
β
AEDIFICARE = πβ, πβ
AEDIFICIUM = πβ
AEDIFICIUM.PONERE = πβ, πβ
AEDIFICIUM+MINUS = VASTUS) = πβ ALA = πβ
AMPLECTI = πββ...
- 2012)
Inside Palas Tunnel (April 2012)
Palas Tunnel map "The Tunnel".
Aedificium Constanta. "Tunelul lui
Saligny risca sa
inghita blocuri intregi din Constanta"...
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sanctum et
religiosum differentias bellissime refert [Gallus]:
sacrum aedificium,
consecrato deo;
sanctum murum, qui sit
circa oppidum. See also Marcian...
- Lith.
butas β flat,
living place, Prus.
butan β the same meaning, Lat.
aedificium β building.
Lithuanian instrumental -u
derives from an
older -uo, what...
- Apperson,
George Latimer (1907). The Antiquary. E. Stock. p.Β 417. "Wellington
Clock Tower, Swanage".
Aedificium Conservation.
Retrieved 2
January 2020....
