Meanings of more ornamented in anglès

The altar itself was much more ornamented than now it is.

Another seat, rather more ornamented, was at her right, but it remained empty.

The column is nine diameters in height, with a base, while the capital is more ornamented.

How gracefully the road winds through the leafy labyrinth, leading imperceptibly to the more ornamented sweep.

The Naumachia of Domitian occupies the site of the present Piazza d'Espagna, and was larger and more ornamented.

The column is nine diameters in height, with a base, while the capital is more ornamented than the Doric.

Its peculiarity is columns with foliated capitals, and still greater height, about ten diameters, with a more ornamented entablature.

Several such suits of light material should be carried-themore ornamented and beautifully colored the greater favor will they find along the way.

Isoro introduced the tallest of the party, whose kilt was rather more ornamented than those of his companions, as their chief-Naroby name.

The architect seems to have turned his building inside out; nothing in art being more ornamented than the exterior, and few churches so simple within.

The Corinthian order, which was the most copied by the Romans, was still more ornamented, with foliated capitals, greater height, and a more decorated entablature.