The aedicule is a relatively small architectural structure, with the practical function of housing and protecting the element placed therein. The term derives from the Latin aedicula, diminutive of aedes (“temple”) and therefore with the original meaning of “small temple”. Originally it was a miniature temple, which housed the statue or the representation of a deity, and a typical example could be the domestic lararium. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
A shrine dedicated to Mary above an ancient door in Portovenere – Un sanctuaire dédié à Marie au-dessus d’une ancienne porte à Portovenere – Un santuario dedicado a María sobre una puerta antigua en Portovenere – Um santuário dedicado a Maria por cima de uma porta antiga em Portovenere – Ein Marienschrein über einer alten Tür in Portovenere – Một đền thờ dành riêng cho Đức Maria phía trên một cánh cửa cổ ở Portovenere
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