pilier การใช้

• This pier design, known as " pilier cantonn?" was to prove highly influential and subsequently featured in a number of other high gothic churches.
• The spectacular " frigidarium " is entirely incorporated within the museum and houses the " Pilier des Nautes " ( Pillar of the Boatmen ).
• The D鈒ja, Iscroni, Lonea-Pilier, Petrila-Sud, C鈓pul lui Neag, Uricani, and Valea de Brazi are mines that have been closed.
• Each " pilier " also had specific responsibilities within the order; that of France was the Hospitaller, that of Italy was the Admiral of the Order's fleet.
• The statue of " Notre-Dame du Pilier " is from 1467; having been destroyed and remade several times, it is now housed on a column in the apse chapel.
• On the south-west face is the'Pilier Nounours'( Teddy Bear pillar, TD ), a modern route that was well equipped with bolts by J-M . Cambon.
• He made a number of difficult ascents on the Mont Blanc massif, including the first solo climb of " Divine Providence " on the Grand Pilier d'Angle, one of the hardest routes on the massif.
• Another notable piece of Gallo-Roman architecture was discovered under the choir of Notre-Dame de Paris; the Pilier des Nautes, or Pillar of the boatmen, a fragment of a Roman column with carvings of both Roman and Gallic gods.
• Bonatti declared after the first ascent of the north-east face of the Grand Pilier d'Angle, that " The mixed terrain of the face was without doubt the most sombre, the most savage and the most dangerous of any that I have ever encountered in the Alps . ".
• In September 2016, the Centre Communautaire La颿 Juif David Susskind remembered Rahman as a " pillar of the Sephardic community in Brussels, the Jews of Rhodes and memory of Congo " ( " " Pilier de la communaut?s閜harade de Bruxelles, m閙oire des Juifs de Rhodes et du Congo " " ).
• The " Pilier des nautes " links him with sailors and with commerce, suggesting that he was also associated with material wealth as does the coin pouch from the Cernunnos of Rheims ( Marne, Champagne, France )  in antiquity, Durocortorum, the " civitas " capital of the Remi tribe and the stag vomiting coins from Niedercorn-Turbelslach ( Luxembourg ) in the lands of the Treveri.
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