例句與造句

1. A lamp was sometimes placed in the middle of a stationary " kernos ".
2. The " kernos " belongs to the Staatliche Museen in Berlin ( inventory no . 30894, 3 ).
3. Of the three, the kernos is considered the most important . " It is one of the grandest terra cotta vases anywhere, " Picon said.
4. The " kernos " was carried in procession at the Eleusinian Mysteries atop the head of a priestess, as can be found depicted in art.
5. There have been many proposed translations advanced by scholars since the discovery of the " kernos "; Arthur E . Gordon in 1983 estimated their number as " over fifty, no two in full agreement ".
6. It's difficult to find kernos in a sentence. 用kernos造句挺難的
7. Those who frequent the Met's Belfer Court, which displays prehistoric and early Greek art, will recognize two of the objects : a jar more than 16 inches tall and a kernos, or container for storing offerings, consisting of a conical stand that supports 25 elongated receptacles painted with vertical stripes.
8. Foreign influence can also be seen in the design of clay urns, such as the 3rd or 4th century Greek kernos type vessel with additional miniature urns attached, or the 5th century " window " container with a square opening from Olsztyn County, similar to the urns found in Denmark and northwestern Germany.
9. The "'Duenos inscription "'is one of the earliest known Old Latin texts, variously dated from the 7th to the 5th century BC . It is inscribed on the sides of a " kernos ", in this case a trio of small globular vases adjoined by three clay struts.
10. The Votive piglet reminds the sacrifice of these animals for the purgation of the believers at Phaleron, which took place in some of the preparatory stages of the ceremonies, and the " kernos ", a ceremonial vessel which was used at the sacrifices and at the offerings made to the altars and the temples, during the return of the sacred symbols through the Holy Road from the Ancient Agora back again to the Sanctuary for the final initiation.
11. The finds from the main hall of the Monumental Civic Building roasted leg joints of sheep and goat; chick peas and legumes ( found preserved in pots on the floor ); drinking and dining wares; stone kernoi ( offering tables ) carved into the top step of the bench, and a Minoan-style kernos lying face down on top of the bench indicate that it was used for public banquets and formal cult activities; it may have had ceremonial functions similar to those associated with magistrates'buildings ( prytaneion ) commonly identified in Greek city-states such as the neighboring poleis of Lato and Dreros.