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The Pantheon is 43 m tall. The diameter of the dome is of 43 meters.... | Download Scientific Diagram
The Oculus of the Roman Pantheon is the building's source of light and ventilation. It may have also been intended to complement ceremonies, overwhelm the senses, and reduce structural pressure. 22 holes,
Dome Oculus Pantheon Rome Italy Rebuilt By Hadrian In 118 To 125 AD Became Oldest Roman Church In 609 AD. Oculus, Hole, Provides Only Light. Stock Photo, Picture And Royalty Free Image. Image 133075968.
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Inside the Pantheon in Rome, Italy looking up at the oculus (hole) in the ceiling and it's geometric dome design Stock Photo - Alamy
Pantheon Roma on Twitter: "9 metres is the diameter of the #oculus.. and when it rains you can #admire a 9 metres "column" of water falling on the floor of this amazing
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The 1900-year-old Pantheon which features the world's largest unreinforced concrete dome. At noon on 21 April (traditional date of birth of Rome), the sun's ray through the oculus would strike the entrance
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