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Cancelli are lattice-work,
placed before a window, a door-way, the
tribunal of a judge, the
chancel of a church, or any
other similar place. This led to...
- into the chancel. The term "chancel"
itself derives from the
Latin word
cancelli meaning "lattice"; a term
which had long been
applied to the low metalwork...
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- part of the nave, and was
fenced off by a
screen or low railing,
called cancelli,
which is
where the
English word
chancel comes from. The
development of...
- were the
cancellarii of
Roman courts of justice—ushers, who sat at the
cancelli (lattice work screens) of a
basilica (court hall),
which separated the...
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Lineus boutani (Joubin, 1893)
Lineus callaris Korotkevich, 1978
Lineus cancelli Iwata, 1954
Lineus capensis Wheeler, 1940
Lineus ca****rnatus Takakura...
- a
heavy abutment by
means of an arch or half-arch.
Cancellus (plural:
Cancelli)
Barriers which correspond to the
modern balustrade or railing, especially...
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- The
Italian word
Cancello (meaning gate),
plural Cancelli, may
refer to:
Cancelli,
hamlet of Foligno, in the
Province of
Perugia Cancello,
hamlet of San...
