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173 months ago

Barbara Cochran (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

Italian > English

Subject:

Sciences / Non-fiction books

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

fanno loro corona

Context:

Mosaico del VI secolo dell'arco trionfale della basilica di San Lorenzo fuori le Mura...

Keywords:

...raffigurante Cristo in maestà tra san Pietro e san Paolo; fanno loro corona, a sinistra, un vescovo (papa Pelagio II) e un diaconon (san Lorenzo), e a destra un altro diacono (santo Stefano) e il presbitero Ippolito..I'm not sure who is crowning whom.

 

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173 months ago

LucaS  See profile wrote:

...deployed as a crown on them, a bishop, a deacon and...

173 months ago

LucaS  See profile wrote:

whom they are are forming a nimbus around

173 months ago

Bernard  See profile wrote:

forming a crown around them

My comment:

the bishop, the two deacons and the church elder are forming a crown around Christ and saints Peter and Paul

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173 months ago

MAGLO  See profile wrote:

they make a garland crown

My comment:

It is Christ who is crowned

173 months ago

Sean O´Neill  See profile wrote:

The folks at the left (ie Pope Pelagius and the deacon) and right (St. Stephen and Hippolitus) are crowning Christ and Saints Peter and Paul