cyrillo造句

• Historically, the Monks at Tyniec were derived from the Cyrillo-Methodian tradition within Christianity.
• There too, the Cyrillo-Methodian Sazawa monks were expelled and replaced with monks of the Latin rite.
• The Cyrillo-Methodian tradition began in Moravia through the brothers St . Cyril and Methodius and quickly spread throughout the region.
• By May, Cyrillo proposed a new eastern fa鏰de, with a triangular apex and allegorical sculptures, alluding to the expulsion of the French during the Peninsular Wars.
• Thus in a recent study concludes that " This therefore is one of the remaining controversial issues of the Cyrillo-Methodian research today as much as ever ".
• Between 1814 and 1815 the painting of the interiors were completed by Taborda Fuschini, Calisto, Cyrillo Volkmar Machado ( and his assistant Oliveira G骾s ), M醲imo Paulino dos Reis, while decorator Manuel Piolti took over the interior layout.
• Researchers emphasize that the manuscript is a collection of diverse prayers of different origins : some of them are scribed to the pre-Cyrillo-Methodian Salzburg mission, and for others it's being claimed that they represent Eastern-rite missal fragments.
• Likewise, John B . Freed says that he is inclined to accept Egger's ( and Bowlus's ) " arguments for a southern Moravia because such a location provides a better explanation for the East Frankish military structure and the Cyrillo-Methodian mission ".
• On 27 July 1820, a meeting was held by the Royal Palace inspector, Joaquim da Costa e Silva, Cyrillo Volmar Machado, Germano Ant髇io Xavier de Magalh鉫s, Ant髇io Francisco Rosa and Manuel Caetano da Silva Gay鉶 to decide upon the first design for the eastern fa鏰de, or a new composition by Volkmar Machado.
• Between 1819 and 1920, sculptures of " Justi鏰 " and " Prud阯cia " were completed by Jo鉶 Jos?de Aguiar; the ceilings of the " Archer's Hall " and " Cane Concierge's Hall " by Jos?da Cunha Taborda ( 1766 1836 ) were completed, its doors first started by Manuel Piolti ( 1770 1823 ); the metal shields on the doors were provided by the Army arsenal; the ceiling of the " Spanish Hall of Tapestry " by Cyrillo Volkmar Machado, with perspectives by Manuel Piolti, figures by Joaquim Greg髍io da Silva Rato and ornamentation by Andr?Monteiro da Cruz; base boards were executed by Pierre Philippe Thomire ( 1751 1843 ); the ceiling of the antechamber of the " Sala do Despacho " ( " Order Room " ) was completed by Andr?Monteiro da Cruz and Jos?da Cunha Taborda.