Examples of using Corinthian in English and their translations into Russian
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In the Corinthian church there were some who attended the divine services,
There are also honey, pulses, fresh vegetables and fruits, mainly the Corinthian grape, wine,
The façades are unified by an entablature carried by giant Corinthian pilasters that link its two floors
The four corners of the building are anchored by large Corinthian columns in a cluster with elaborate capitals in a leaf design.
A number of Greco-Roman and Corinthian pieces of pottery have been returned to the Museum of Ancient Corinth,
The building's entrance is adorned with the Corinthian and Tuscan sculptures,
Its main architectural element is an ensemble of 56 double Corinthian columns, which are massive granite monoliths quarried in rocks of the northern part of the Karelian Isthmus.
Loggia with a powerful Corinthian colonnade and the balcony of the main building create a dramatic play of light
such as the mayor's office with eight Corinthian columns.
Is it any wonder why Paul corrected the problems of chaos and disorder in the Corinthian church the way he did I Corinthians 12-14.
According to Emporis,"The 36 Corinthian columns facing Washington Avenue form the longest colonnade in the United States.
Enjoy a morning drive along the coastal road of the Saronic Gulf and passing by the historic Corinthian Canal.
complete with 124 Corinthian columns and 12 statues representing the months of the year.
the arcade of Sangallo are reduced to 16 pairs of Corinthian columns, each of 15 metres(49 ft)
Paul's second letter to the Corinthian church is in many ways a defense and description of his ministry in the face of opposition.
This can be seen in its 22 columns of Corinthian style.
The main(western) entrance is accented by a gallery of the bell tower lower tier decorated with a stucco border and paired Corinthian columns.
The walls of the rectangular room were subdivided by ten pairs of Corinthian columns made of white stucco marble with gilded capitals.
In the Apostle Paul's letters to the Corinthian Church, he revealed unto them several important matters concerning praying in tongues.
Underneath the slabs at the floor of room A1 were hiding 600 items of Cycladic, Corinthian, Eastern-Ionian, Cypriot