The largest and most splendid is Parque General San Martin, named after the hero of Argentine independence -- 1,200 acres (larger than NYC's Central Park) opened in 1896.
Transcendence, though, was always heavily contingent on the performance of Jerry Garcia, who, in addition to being the Dead's (quoting myself here) "most accomplished songwriter, most soulful singer, most charismatic figure, most eloquent interviewee, most recognizable icon, most splendid thaumaturge," was the one who provided the iridescent guitar leads that transported the band's fans.
At Sicyon the Orthagorid tyranny, whose most splendid member was the early 6th-century Cleisthenes, may have exploited the anti-Dorianism already noted as a permanent constituent of the mentality of some Greeks; but since the relevant action a renaming of tribes falls in the time of Cleisthenes himself, it is no help with the problem of why the first Sicyonian tyrant came to power at all.
Even the coffee room, one of its most splendid interiors, is built on a radiused curve, like a railway viaduct, as if you had not quite left a train carriage.
But what is most splendid about Surya is the entirely meatless side of the menu.
He believed in urban life and loved New York, knowing it was the most splendid place to be.
The most splendid of these is the wedding dress from Christian Lacroix's final show in 2009, which took its inspiration from statues of the Virgin that are carried aloft through the streets of Spain during religious processions.
The most splendid Mycenaean blades are bronze inlaid with gold, electrum, silver, and niello.
One of England's most splendid houses, Chatsworth is notable not only for its garden but also, fittingly, for its gilding, which adorns the rooms and even the window frames on the outside of the house.
Shepherds would wear their best clothes and take with them one of their most splendid animals: Shepherds are not men.
