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#SpoliaSunday mostra a crueldade da reutilização de #spolia e hoje não é diferente.Aqui,sob a "nova ala" do Ospedale S. Giovanni em #Roma, do séc XVIII,encontramos uma #pilastra de mármore do séc II d.C. embutida na fundação,provavelmente da #domus da família de #MarcusAurelius.

#SpoliaSunday shows the ruthlessness of #spolia reuse and today is no different. Here under the "new ward" of the Ospedale S. Giovanni in #Rome, from the C18, we find a C2 CE marble #pilaster built into the foundation, probably from the family #domus of #MarcusAurelius.

P/um #SpoliaSunday atrasado,esta parede abriga a coleção de antiguidades de #AntonioCanova, o gde escultor neoclássico dos séc XVIII e XIX,agora embutida na parede de seu estúdio. Muitas peças de sarcófagos e parte de #estátua funerária do século I encontrada em #Roma e arredores

For a belated #SpoliaSunday, this wall holds the collection of antiquities owned by #AntonioCanova, the great C18-C19 sculptor of #neoclassicism, now set into the wall of his studio. Many pieces of sarcophagi, and part of a C1 CE #funerary #statue found in and around #Rome.

#SpoliaSunday nos presenteia c/um #sarcófago de 200-225 d.C. decorado c/as #Musas,mas esculpido de novo em 3 lados p/ser reutilizado como túmulo de Jacopa dei Prefetti di Vico em 1398,cunhada do então papa #Bonifácio IX #Tomacelli; caixão de prestígio p/uma mulher poderosa. #Roma

#SpoliaSunday gives us a #sarcophagus from 200-225 CE decorated with the #Muses but recarved on three sides for reuse as the tomb of Jacopa dei Prefetti di Vico in 1398, sister-in-law of the reigning pope #Boniface IX #Tomacelli, a prestige coffin for a powerful woman. #Rome

O #SpoliaSunday leva ao vicolo dell'Atleta em #Trastevere, #Roma, onde um pedaço da fachada do #sarcófago com as conhecidas curvas #strigiladas que representam as ondulações do rio #Styx foi reutilizado no século XIV como parede lateral de uma entrada, agora murada.

#SpoliaSunday leads into the vicolo dell'Atleta in #Trastevere in #Rome, where a piece of #sarcophagus front with the familiar #strigilate curves that represent the ripples of the river #Styx was reused in the C14 as the side wall of an entrance, now walled up.

He's a Cluniac, #Cluniac, on the floor / And he's praying like he's never prayed before! #SpoliaSunday takes us to the #spolia-rich #crypt of #SantAlessio on the #Aventine in #Rome, where a reformist community of monks reused a #Romanesque #ciborium to built the abbot's #throne.

#SpoliaSunday takes us up the #Aventine hill in #Rome to the splendid though brutally over-restored #palaeochristian basilica of #SantaSabina, where an ancient weight measure does service as a relic of diabolic frustration.

Shared for #SpoliaSunday Trieste Cathedral in Italy

Shared for #SpoliaSunday

#Spolia raramente era reutilizada só 1vez.Neste #SpoliaSunday,estamos no #MuseodelleCiviltà p/admirar a esplêndida escultura deste #cibório #românico,ou baldaquino de altar,mármore retirado de alguma antiga estrutura #romana e após reutilizado como parte da estrutura de 1retábulo

#Spolia was rarely reused only once. For this #SpoliaSunday we're in the #MuseodelleCiviltà to look at the splendid carving of this #Romanesque #ciborium or altar canopy, the marble taken from some ancient #Roman structure, and later reused again as part of an altarpiece frame.

Shared for #SpoliaSunday

For #SpoliaSunday, we're on site in the #BathsofDiocletian in #Rome looking at #spolia from the same Baths, in a part that belongs to the church of #SantaMariadegliAngeli and not to the @MNR_museo. This courtyard has an odd jumble of ancient #marble.

East of nave by chancel arch #AllSaintsOtterhampton #Somerset for #SpoliaSunday Chamfered #Ogee arches, somewhat erratically carved, built into the wall #Spolia

East of nave by chancel arch #AllSaintsOtterhampton #Somerset for #SpoliaSunday The remnants of piscina or possibly niches have been incorporated into the wall. The example to the left is a rather wonky circular arch and could at a pinch be Saxon

Shared for #SpoliaSunday The great mosque of Kairouan in #Tunisia

Piazza del Campidoglio #Roma #SpoliaSunday

#spoliasunday Rome.

For #SpoliaSunday, the famous Medusa heads propping up columns in the Basilica Cistern underneath Istanbul. The 6th-century cistern supplied water to the Great Palace of Constantinople and would have been flooded - so no one would have seen the two drowned gorgons.

East of nave by chancel arch #AllSaintsOtterhampton #Somerset for #SpoliaSunday Chamfered #Ogee arches, somewhat erratically carved, built into the wall #Spolia

Trilussa was a Roman poet of the late 19th and early 20th centuries His tomb at Verano is topped with an ancient sarcophagus & his memorial in the district of Trastevere, in the piazza named after him, incorporates other ancient stonework #SpoliaSunday #StoneworkSunday

St James's Church, Stedham One of the finest collections of C17 & 18 gravestones I’ve seen, along with a sarcophagus & medieval remnants propped up on the south wall hints at what might have been before a dreary 1850 rebuild Can you spot the crosses in the wall? #SpoliaSunday

East of nave by chancel arch #AllSaintsOtterhampton #Somerset for #SpoliaSunday The remnants of piscina or possibly niches have been incorporated into the wall. The example to the left is a rather wonky circular arch and could at a pinch be Saxon

Never too late for #spoliasunday: I loved to spot the recycled ancient fragments in #medieval #Rome. @romamedieval

#SpoliaSunday Spolia, derived from the #Latin term for "looting," denotes the deliberate reuse of architectural elements in subsequent constructions. While prevalent in Late #Antiquity, its antecedents trace back in time. Beyond its economic dimensions, spoliation embodies…

Non credo ci siano due colonne identiche in Santa Maria in Cosmedin… #SpoliaSunday #Roma 🤍 #Rome

#SpoliaSunday Basílica dei Santi Quattro Coronati, #Roma Columnas y capiteles jónicos de finales del siglo IV o inicios del V reutilizados en la fase de Pascual II (1099-1118), actualmente visibles en el lado norte el segundo patio.

The tower of St Alban's Abbey was built in 1077 almost entirely of Roman brick from the nearby ruins of Verulamium. The sheer quantity of material in the church gives an impression of the scale of the Roman town. #SpoliaSunday #RomanBritain

And very, very beautiful. The church was lost in a complex of buildings which where once used as a school so Mouse is not sure where this came from🐭 #SpoliaSunday

Fragments of Romanesque chevron pattern relief decoration appear in the walls of #StMichaelWilsford. These were left through High and Late medieval rebuilds as a clue to what went before but in this case this is a Victorian rebuild #SpoliaSunday #SundayStonework #StoneworkSunday

And finally from Mouse on this fine Sunday a curiously located piece of #Spolia to complement your #SpoliaSunday. #SpoliaAlert! from the east end of #StMaryStapleford, a totally random aumbry (pointed trefoil no less). What on God's green earth? #StoneworkSunday #SundayStonework

For a belated #SpoliaSunday, this wall holds the collection of antiquities owned by #AntonioCanova, the great C18-C19 sculptor of #neoclassicism, now set into the wall of his studio. Many pieces of sarcophagi, and part of a C1 CE #funerary #statue found in and around #Rome.

#spoliaSunday Córdoba

Surviving fragments of C14 medieval #StainedGlass reused in this window in 1801 inside the lady chapel of C12 St Bartholomew’s Church, Ingoldsby. #StainedGlassSunday #SpoliaSunday #ChurchCrawling #Lincolnshire #LincsConnect #History

Some #Spolia for #SpoliaSunday from #StMaryWedmore #Somerset Set in the northern chapel arch from chancel. Early C13. A cross bishop confronts the mitre maker who mis-measured his head #StoneworkSunday #SundayStonework

Detail of the engaged shaft clearly shows that it's #Spolia #SpoliaSunday from #StMichaelBrentKnoll #Somerset