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Nymphaea (Architecture)

LC control no.sh 92004203
Topical headingNymphaea (Architecture)
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Variant(s)Nymphaeums (Architecture)
Nymphea (Architecture)
Nympheums (Architecture)
See alsoGarden structures
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Shrines
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Fountains
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Found inWork cat.: Letzner, W. Römische Brunnen und Nymphaea in der westlichen Reichshälfte, 1990.
Britannica Micro. (Nymphaeum; ancient Greek and Roman sanctuary consecrated to water nymphs ... in the 16th cent. the nymphaeum became a feature of Italian gardens)
Encyc. of world art: v. 7, p. 303 (Nymphaeum often conceived as the architectural façade of a natural grotto consecrated to the nymphs)
Fagiolo, M. Roma delle delizie, 1990: added t.p. (Theaters of water, grottoes, nymphaea, fountains)
OED (Nymphaeum, -eum. Archaeol. Pl. -aea, ea. A grotto or shrine of the nymphs; a building, or part of one, designed to represent this)
Penguin dict. of arch. (Nymphaeum)
Web. 3 (Nymphaeum)
Not found inAcad. Am. encyc.; Encyc. Am.; Encic. ital.; Ox. classic. dict.