abaciscus (Meaning)

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abaciscus (n.)

One of the tiles or squares of a tessellated pavement; an abaculus.

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The ancient mosaic depicted a stunning pattern of abaciscus, showcasing intricate geometric designs.
Archaeologists uncovered a unique architectural feature in the ruins—a series of abaciscus arranged in a mesmerizing formation.
The artist carefully arranged the tiles in the abaciscus style, creating a visually striking composition on the wall.
Scholars studied the ancient manuscripts, discovering references to the symbolic significance of abaciscus in religious rituals.
The cathedral's ceiling was adorned with a magnificent display of abaciscus, reflecting the craftsmanship of skilled artisans.
In historical reconstructions, architects paid meticulous attention to incorporating abaciscus patterns reminiscent of classical art.
The royal tapestry featured a border adorned with abaciscus, illustrating the grandeur of the kingdom's artistic heritage.
During the restoration project, craftsmen diligently replicated the intricate abaciscus details to preserve the historical authenticity of the structure.
The garden's labyrinthine design included pathways adorned with abaciscus, creating a sense of enchantment for visitors.
Scholars debated the symbolic meaning of the abaciscus motifs found in ancient manuscripts, adding depth to their understanding of cultural traditions.

One of the tiles or squares of a tessellated pavement; an abaculus.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ancient mosaic depicted a stunning pattern of abaciscus, showcasing intricate geometric designs.

Archaeologists uncovered a unique architectural feature in the ruins—a series of abaciscus arranged in a mesmerizing formation.

The artist carefully arranged the tiles in the abaciscus style, creating a visually striking composition on the wall.

Scholars studied the ancient manuscripts, discovering references to the symbolic significance of abaciscus in religious rituals.