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plutei (pl.)
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- Ancient Roman plutei were intricate stone panels adorned with reliefs depicting scenes from mythology or history.
- The Via Sacra was lined with plutei inscribed with the triumphs of victorious generals.
- The Codex Theodosianus includes a decree regulating the dimensions and ornamentation of plutei.
- Marble plutei were often used as dividers in public buildings, creating elegant and functional spaces.
- The plutei of the Basilica Julia were renowned for their intricate carvings depicting scenes from the life of Caesar.
- Fragments of plutei have been found in archaeological digs, providing valuable insights into Roman art and architecture.
- The use of plutei in funerary contexts symbolized the afterlife and the transition of the deceased.
- Christian plutei often featured religious imagery, such as images of Christ or the apostles.
- The plutei of the baptistery of Sant'Alessandro in Milan are famous for their delicate carvings depicting scenes from the life of Christ.
- The study of plutei continues to shed light on the artistic, cultural, and religious practices of ancient Rome.
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Ancient Roman plutei were intricate stone panels adorned with reliefs depicting scenes from mythology or history.
The Via Sacra was lined with plutei inscribed with the triumphs of victorious generals.
The Codex Theodosianus includes a decree regulating the dimensions and ornamentation of plutei.
Marble plutei were often used as dividers in public buildings, creating elegant and functional spaces.
