Sentence examples for elements of the temple from inspiring English sources

Even the beauty of the orders is communicated through a cataloging of elements of the temple building type.

You shouldn't be fooled, however, by the homogenous classical appearance: the columns, though they are said to have been elements of the temple of Juno, don't really match and were trimmed and adjusted by Ferdinando Fuga, the 18c architect to whom we also owe not only the façade you see here, but the entire baroque shell that now encases the older church.

"[Dur-Sharrukin's] city walls were razed, and some elements of the temples, but we don't know the exact extent [of the damage]," Iraq's director of antiquities, Qais Rasheed, told Reuters.

The unique elements of the Satanic Temple's Baphomet statue have been acknowledged in the credits of episodes which have already been filmed.

The temple of Horus at Idfū is the most complete, displaying all the essential elements of the classical Egyptian temple, but for exploitation of setting and richness of detail it is difficult to fault the temples of Philae and Kawm Umbū, in particular.

It had the size and some elements of the design of the Greek temple, but was much more vertical, with a square base and a pyramidal roof.

As part of his rather facile construction of Mormonism as a "cult" (a silly and mostly semantically null word the journalist has borrowed from Evangelical extremists), Sweeney emphasized certain rather striking oaths of secrecy that were once elements of Mormon temple worship.

Elements of temple design also alluded to the form of the earliest Egyptian buildings.

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Modern reconstructions of the temple nonetheless show that it shared the same elements as all mortuary temples since the time of Khafra (reigned ca. 2570 BC).

It has become clear that the sima and other elements of the building need further study to clarify the stages in the history of the temple.