palatine gate造句

• The Palatine Gate represents the primary archaeological evidence of the city's Roman phase, and is one of the best preserved 1st-century BC Roman gateways in the world.
• Quite similar to the ancient " Palazzo Madama, the Palatine Gate represents an example of a typical Roman gate facing a " cavaedium " ( quadrangular courtyard on the inside of the city walls ), the remains of which are placed in front of the gate.
• The most trusted theory suggests that it might be either the former " Casa del Senato " ( House of the Senate ), a medieval palace located very close to the Palatine Gate, inside the city walls, or perhaps the " Palazzo di Citt?" ( City Palace ), the city hall of Turin placed not far from the gate as well ( though a little farther than the old House of the Senate ).
• Over the centuries, however, the Palatine Gate was also known by some other names, such as " Porta Comitale " ( Count's Gate, allegedly referring to a count's residence ), " Porta Doranea " or " Porta Doranica " ( since it led to the Dora river ) and later as " Porta Palazzo " ( a clear synonym of " Porta Palatina " ).