tegulae (Meaning)
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tegulae (pl.)
of Tegula
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tegulae Sentence Examples
- The roof of the ancient Roman temple was adorned with tegulae, flat tiles made of terracotta.
- The rectangular tegulae were arranged in overlapping rows, providing protection from the elements.
- Beneath the tegulae lay curved tiles called imbrices, which channeled rainwater into gutters.
- The production of tegulae was a specialized trade, with skilled artisans shaping and firing the clay.
- The durability of tegulae allowed Roman buildings to withstand centuries of weathering.
- In archaeological excavations, fragments of tegulae provide valuable clues about the age and style of ancient structures.
- Some tegulae bear inscriptions or decorative motifs, adding historical and aesthetic interest.
- The interlocking design of tegulae created a waterproof barrier, making them an essential element of Roman architecture.
- The use of tegulae extended beyond roofing, with fragments found in drainages, flooring, and even as decorative elements in mosaics.
- The knowledge and craftsmanship involved in producing tegulae played a vital role in the architectural achievements of the Roman Empire.
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The roof of the ancient Roman temple was adorned with tegulae, flat tiles made of terracotta.
The rectangular tegulae were arranged in overlapping rows, providing protection from the elements.
Beneath the tegulae lay curved tiles called imbrices, which channeled rainwater into gutters.
The production of tegulae was a specialized trade, with skilled artisans shaping and firing the clay.
