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Oculus in Pantheon, Rome by László Szucs. Photo stock - Snapwire
Image: A fisheye view inside the Pantheon of the rotunda, dome, and oculus. - Monolithic Dome Institute
The cofered concrete dome of the Pantheon in Rome, with a central... | Download Scientific Diagram
The Pantheon's Roof Once Offered the Best Views Over Rome
What is the purpose of the Oculus in the roof of the Pantheon in Rome? - Quora
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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,
What is the purpose of the Oculus in the roof of the Pantheon in Rome? - Quora
The oculus is open. When the Pantheon was built the only source of light was the oculus in the centre of the dome. .… | Italy holidays, The panthéon, Italy vacation
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The hole in the center of the dome of the - stock photo 1851016 | Crushpixel
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Pantheon dome, central oculus, Pantheon by Marcus Agrippa, Roman temple, Piazza della Rotonda square, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. XN3-3258725 | agefotostock
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