Definition of Aedicula. Meaning of Aedicula. Synonyms of Aedicula

- In ancient Roman religion, an aedicula (pl.: aediculae) is a small shrine, and in classical architecture refers to a niche covered by a pediment or entablature...
- provided to support the claim. The grave allegedly lies at the foot of the aedicula beneath the floor. The remains of four individuals and several farm animals...
- displa**** statues. Small Roman temples called Aedicula were often decorated with niches. For example, an aedicula on Lake Albano in Italy has six niches of...
- first chamber inside the aedicula The Tomb of Jesus (raised platform to the right, interior the second chamber inside the aedicula) The rotunda is the building...
- Aedicula of the Excubitorium of the 7th cohort of the Vigiles in Rome...
- VIII (1594) to Callixtus II (1123) and Gregory I (590–604), built over an aedicula containing fragments of bones that were folded in a tissue with gold decorations...
- Soldier) and two vertical marble reliefs that descend from the edges of the aedicula containing the statue of the goddess Roma and which run downwards laterally...
- Coronation of the Virgin. The site was originally occupied by a votive aedicula, built in the 15th century and housing a Madonna and Child picture named...
- Lorenzo Florence, San Lorenzo Cavalcanti Annunciation Relief, high, in an aedicula Pietra serena (Macigno) and terracotta, whitened and gilded 1435, circa...
- their east ends where the altar stood, and in place of the apse was an aedicula or niche embellished with an arch and columns in applied in plaster.: 671 ...