Sentence examples for classical treasure from inspiring English sources

At the centre of this classical treasure trove stands the craggy outcrop known as the Sacred Rock.

Colonial Symphony's "Classical Treasures" Concert.

Just days before the opening of the €130m (£110m) New Acropolis Museum, officials in Athens and London were this weekend engaging in barbed exchanges over the classical treasures.

ATHENS — Even as Greece lauds its success in reclaiming ancient classical treasures from museums abroad, a scandal has arisen over its oversight of its archaeological past.

Orson Welles's Citizen Kane (1941) prowls through Xanadu, Charles Foster Kane's vast estate, and finds all manner of looted classical treasures and corridors of mirrors.

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Climax of tour is meeting with John Finley, internationally eminent classical scholar and treasure of Harvard campus, Eliot Professor of Greek Literature Emeritus and Master of Eliot House Emeritus, whose study is in the Widener Library.

After moving to Rome in 1530, she lived, surrounded by classical and Renaissance treasures, at another Medici palace (now called the Palazzo Madama).

Diversity of views is a treasure of classical liberal political culture.

It is one of the treasures of classical sculpture.

In neighboring Exarcheia, the renovated National Archaeological Museum (Patission 44; 30-210-821-7724) has classical sculptures and gold treasures from Mycenae.