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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

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 Rome.

Piazza del Campidoglio #Roma #SpoliaSunday

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

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 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

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

#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

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

#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.

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 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

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

#spoliaSunday Córdoba

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

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

Mouse hope this doesn't #SpoliaSunday. Rather lovely but now redundant Decorated period corbel. Mouse would love one. The chancel #StMaryBerrow #Somerset

This is the closest to identical #TwitterSnap Mouse has ever had, courtesy of the ever engaging @Portaspeciosa. Mouse's favourite collection of Saxon and Norman Romanesque #Spolia she ever see. And for #SpoliaSunday too! Hope it doesn't spolia Sunday TTM🐭