-
dwelling place. The
Latin word has been
anglicised as "aedicule" and as "
edicule".
Describing post-antique architecture,
especially Renaissance architecture...
-
variation on this format, "
Édicule A",
lacked the
canopy and was
erected at two stations, Saint-Paul and
Reuilly – Diderot.
These édicule types of entrance, which...
-
there are only
three original edicules. The
edicule at
Porte Dauphine is the only one
still in its
original place; the
edicule at
Abbesses was at the Hotel...
-
brightly at
night through windows facing Jerusalem.
Inside was a
central edicule containing the
footprints of Christ,
plainly and
clearly impressed in the...
- the only
edicule still in use and
still at its
original location.
Original Edicule of
Abbesses (Paris Métro)
Station (1900)
Original Edicule at Porte...
- only a 12×12
meter octagonal structure (called a martyrium—"memorial"—or "
edicule") that
remains to this day.[better source needed] The site was ultimately...
- the necropolis, by
cutting the
surrounding rock face away from it. An
edicule was
built on the tomb. A
small upper church on an
octagonal footing was...
- entrances,
known as
édicules (the
other is
located at
Porte Dauphine,
while a
replica exists at Châtelet).
Though a
Guimard original, the
édicule at Abbesses...
- is
supposed to
descend from
heaven to
light the priests'
candles in the
edicule of the Holy Sepulchre. The
newcomers evidently had not
learnt the knack...
- The
Edicule of the Holy
Sepulchre in Jerusalem, the
burial site of
Jesus Christ...
