- In architecture, the
capital (from
Latin caput 'head') or
chapiter forms the
topmost member of a
column (or a pilaster). It
mediates between the column...
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checkerwork covered the bowl of each
chapiter,
decorated with rows of 200 pomegranates,
wreathed with
seven chains for each
chapiter, and
topped with
lilies (1...
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detail of marble-clad
pillar detail of
inlaid floor lights and
details of
chapiter lectern bookrest in the form of an
eagle side view of
lectern eagle front...
- E.J. Brill, (Leiden, 1883–1886), p. 124, p. 265.
Marco Polo, Book III,
chapiter 14. Yang, Shao-yun (August 2024). "A
Chinese Gazetteer of
Foreign Lands:...
- Arms Location/Blazon
Augsburg Party per pale
Gules and Argent, a
chapiter Or
thereupon a
cedar cone Vert.
Baden Or a bend Gules....
- Muxşi, Muxşa Noronshasht, IPA ['noronʲʃɑʃtʲ] Сolumn
chapiter of Özbeg Khan
reign period Location of the site
within Russia Show map of
Penza Oblast Mukhsha...
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Palacio Real.
Several churches can be seen, but
without the
domes and
chapiters by
which they
would be
characterized in the
following centuries. By the...
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Parliament of
England Long
title Masons shall not
confederate themselves in
chapiters and ****emblies.
Citation 3 Hen. 6. c. 1
Dates Royal ****ent 14 July 1425...
- the 1960s to make way for a
Soviet military cemetery. Today, a
column chapiter in the
middle of a park in the
center of
Carnikava marks the
heritage of...
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architectural style of the
renaissance baroque facade. It has
three naves and
chapiters built in hewn
stone bearing 16 high
vaults and a
beautiful domed octagonal...
