Meanings of corinthian pillars in English

Only ten of the eighteen Corinthian pillars of this temple now remain.

The high altar is a stupendous erection of two storeys with Corinthian pillars.

Two fluted Corinthian pillars are let into the wall, and support an entablature.

Two sides were open into other rooms, with Corinthian pillars reaching to the roof.

The governor's pew had Corinthian pillars, and crimson damask tapestry.

The Corinthian pillars near them changed into burnished gold.

Above this basement rises a circular temple with Corinthian pillars, containing in the midst two statues.

It is of white marble with two black Corinthian pillars, surmounted by a mitre and arms.

At a spot where a heap of large Corinthian pillars lay, a temple appears to have stood.

Then you ran out on the dark porch, where the honeysuckle vines grew up the tall, inane Corinthian pillars.

The façade of St. Peter's is decorated with Corinthian pillars, and on its parapet stand statues fifty-two feet in height.

Every spot is covered with treasures and works of art, and the roof is supported by forty-two Corinthian pillars of dark-red stone.

The effigies below its canopy, supported on twisted Corinthian pillars, represent Sir Thomas Gorges and his widow, a maid of honour to Queen Elizabeth.

I walked into the Great Hall far enough to see the area behind the first of the row of Corinthian pillars that lined the walls.

This vestibule communicates through an arched gate with an area, on the W. side of which are two Corinthian pillars with projecting bases for statues.

The stage is fairly perfect, with its customary scenery of Corinthian pillars grouped so as to form two doors for entrance and exit between them.