Noun:

চার যুগলের নৃত্য, যুগলের নৃত্য,

quadrigae's Usage Examples:

Elephants were sometimes used to draw quadrigae in the Roman imperial period, and more frequently elephant quadrigae were depicted on coins and other official.

an extent, that young men of the highest rank not only drove bigae and quadrigae in the circus, but exhibited these feats of horsemanship.

victories are symbolized by palm leaves and chariots, either bigae or quadrigae.

in the singular (singular form: "sand"; plural form: "grains of sand") quadrigae ("four-horse chariot") should only be used in the plural the variant Calypsonem.

introduced at the Olympian Games is recorded by later sources as 680 BC, when quadrigae competed.

Mysticae Ezechielis quadrigae was a work on the four Gospels.

If the quadrigae and Winged Victorys are included, the height reaches 81 m (266 ft).

massive attic story fronted by a continuous frieze surmounted by imperial quadrigae over the end bays.

He most commonly raced four-horse chariots or quadrigae.

Musca et quadrigae - The fly on the chariot wheel 46.

a Latin cross, alongside each a putto, and the Sun and Moon in their quadrigae (west), flying Victories holding a tabula emblazoned with a cross, flanked.

panel is a stylisted version of the race course in the circus, which four quadrigae, each drawn by four horses which run around the spina (the median strip).

There were four-horse chariots (quadrigae) and two-horse chariots (bigae), but the four-horse races were more important.

In Rome a race of chariots (quadrigae) was held starting from the Capitol: the winner drank a liquor made with.