Extra moenia (also: extra muros) is a Latin phrase that means outside the walls or outside the walls of the city. The phrase is commonly used in reference to the original attributes of a building, usually a church, which was built outside the original city walls. Hence, when a city expands over time, a church which was originally outside the walls might end up in the center of the larger city; subsequently, to retain the original architectural context, it would be referred to as extra moenia. The term is also used to indicate an occurrence or activity taking place outside the venue where it would normally be found or reside.
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| - Extra moenia (also: extra muros) is a Latin phrase that means outside the walls or outside the walls of the city. The phrase is commonly used in reference to the original attributes of a building, usually a church, which was built outside the original city walls. Hence, when a city expands over time, a church which was originally outside the walls might end up in the center of the larger city; subsequently, to retain the original architectural context, it would be referred to as extra moenia. The term is also used to indicate an occurrence or activity taking place outside the venue where it would normally be found or reside. (en)
- Extra Moenia (aussi : Extra muros) est une expression latine qui signifie hors des murs ou hors des murs de la ville . L'expression est couramment utilisée en référence aux attributs originaux d'un bâtiment, généralement une église, construite en dehors des murs de la ville d'origine. Ainsi, lorsqu'une ville se développe, une église qui se trouve à l'extérieur des murs pourrait se retrouver au centre une fois la ville agrandie. Ainsi pour conserver le contexte architectural d'origine son nom est completé par extra moenia . Deux exemples en sont la basilique Saint-Paul-hors-les-murs de Rome et San Gennaro extra Moenia de Naples . (fr)
- Extra moenia è una locuzione latina che significa fuori le mura della città. Questa locuzione è rimasta nella denominazione di alcune località o edifici (specialmente chiese) come loro attributo in quanto nell'epoca della loro fondazione o costruzione essi erano periferici rispetto al centro urbano principale (di solito circondato da mura). L'attributo viene quindi mantenuto come retaggio anche quando ormai l'edificio è inglobato nel centro urbano, come nel caso della Basilica di San Paolo fuori le mura a Roma. (it)
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| - Extra moenia (also: extra muros) is a Latin phrase that means outside the walls or outside the walls of the city. The phrase is commonly used in reference to the original attributes of a building, usually a church, which was built outside the original city walls. Hence, when a city expands over time, a church which was originally outside the walls might end up in the center of the larger city; subsequently, to retain the original architectural context, it would be referred to as extra moenia. The term is also used to indicate an occurrence or activity taking place outside the venue where it would normally be found or reside. (en)
- Extra Moenia (aussi : Extra muros) est une expression latine qui signifie hors des murs ou hors des murs de la ville . L'expression est couramment utilisée en référence aux attributs originaux d'un bâtiment, généralement une église, construite en dehors des murs de la ville d'origine. Ainsi, lorsqu'une ville se développe, une église qui se trouve à l'extérieur des murs pourrait se retrouver au centre une fois la ville agrandie. Ainsi pour conserver le contexte architectural d'origine son nom est completé par extra moenia . Deux exemples en sont la basilique Saint-Paul-hors-les-murs de Rome et San Gennaro extra Moenia de Naples . Le terme est également utilisé pour indiquer un événement ou une activité se déroulant en dehors du lieu d'originet. (fr)
- Extra moenia è una locuzione latina che significa fuori le mura della città. Questa locuzione è rimasta nella denominazione di alcune località o edifici (specialmente chiese) come loro attributo in quanto nell'epoca della loro fondazione o costruzione essi erano periferici rispetto al centro urbano principale (di solito circondato da mura). L'attributo viene quindi mantenuto come retaggio anche quando ormai l'edificio è inglobato nel centro urbano, come nel caso della Basilica di San Paolo fuori le mura a Roma. Attualmente la locuzione viene utilizzata per indicare un evento avvenuto o un'attività svolta fuori dalla sede appropriata o l'utilizzo di oggetti fuori dal luogo dove vengono utilizzati normalmente. (it)
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