paterae (Meaning)
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paterae (pl.)
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paterae Sentence Examples
- The gleaming paterae were carefully arranged on the temple altar, reflecting the flickering candlelight.
- The ornate paterae held libations of honey and wine, offered to the gods in gratitude.
- Ancient civilizations crafted intricate paterae adorned with mythical creatures and scenes.
- The paterae's shallow bowls served both ceremonial and practical purposes, holding offerings and pouring liquids.
- The discovery of paterae at archaeological sites provides insights into religious rituals and everyday life.
- The priestess deftly poured water from the patera onto the sacrificial fire, invoking the blessings of the gods.
- The emperor's patera was a symbol of power and authority, used to make libations at official ceremonies.
- The artist's depiction of a bacchanalian feast featured revelers holding up paterae filled with wine.
- The patera's handles were often elaborately decorated, adding to their aesthetic and symbolic significance.
- In modern times, paterae may be used as decorative pieces or as functional serving bowls, echoing their ancient origins.
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The gleaming paterae were carefully arranged on the temple altar, reflecting the flickering candlelight.
The ornate paterae held libations of honey and wine, offered to the gods in gratitude.
Ancient civilizations crafted intricate paterae adorned with mythical creatures and scenes.
The paterae's shallow bowls served both ceremonial and practical purposes, holding offerings and pouring liquids.
