- The Ludi
Apollinares were
solemn games (ludi) held
annually by the
ancient Romans in
honor of the god Apollo. The
tradition goes that at the
first celebration...
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columns of the palace. A
study of the
mosaics in the
Basilica of Sant'
Apollinare Nuovo in Ravenna, Italy. [1][permanent dead link], 2010" "... e scomparvero...
- importance, and the
month became dominated in
urban Imperial Rome by the Ludi
Apollinares,
games (ludi) in
honor of Apollo. Ten days of
games were
celebrated in...
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Roman people and
received public funding.
Games (ludi), such as the Ludi
Apollinares, were not
technically feriae, but the days on
which they were celebrated...
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Fratte S.
Andrea della Valle S.
Antonio da
Padova in Via
Merulana S.
Apollinare alle
Terme Ss.
Apostoli S.
Balbina S.
Bartolomeo all'Isola Ss. Bonifacio...
- The
Basilica of Sant'Apollinare in
classe ("Saint
Apollinaris in classe") is a
church in classe, Ravenna, Italy,
consecrated on 9 May 549 by the bishop...
- Appolinaire, Apollinaire,
Apollinare or
Apolinaire may
refer to:
Apollinaire Bouchardat (1809–1886),
French pharmacist and
hygienist Apollinaire Joachim...
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Fratte S.
Andrea della Valle S.
Antonio da
Padova in Via
Merulana S.
Apollinare alle
Terme Ss.
Apostoli S.
Balbina S.
Bartolomeo all'Isola Ss. Bonifacio...
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Giovan Pietro Apollinare Offredi was a 15th-century
Italian philosopher. De
primo et
ultimo instanti in
defensionem communis opinionis adversus Petrum...
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gestures of
goodwill toward the people, he
arranged to
sponsor the Ludi
Apollinares, held
annually July 6–13. Caesar's heir
Octavian at once
upstaged him...
