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网络释义 1. 殉道者墓窟 zh.wikipedia.org|基于 1 个网页 2. 地下墓穴 地下墓穴(Catacombs of Rome) 是在罗马古城之下四通八达的隧道。它的 "总长加起来超过九百英里, 据说包括了近七百万墓穴, … www.rlhymersjr.com|基于 1 个网页
Wikipedia cat·a·comb (kăt′ə-kōm′) n. 1.oftencatacombsAn underground cemetery consisting of chambers or tunnels with recesses for graves. 2.An underground, often labyrinthine passageway. [From Frenchcatacombes(plural), from Middle FrenchCathacombes,the name of a complex of Christian cataco...
After the Roman conquest of Palestine, many Jews settled in Rome and adapted the burial customs of the Middle East to their new environment. In contrast to the Roman practice of cremation, the Jews buried their dead in catacombs they created for this purpose. Jewish catacombs can be recognized...
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LASER-wikipedia2 With the so- called conversion of Constantine in 313 C.E., the catacombs became the property of the Church of Rome, and some ultimately assumed colossal proportions. 君士坦丁在公元313年成为了名义上的基督徒之后,地下墓窟纳入为罗马教会的产业,有些墓窟的规模最后还发展得极为庞大...