Plate CXXXVIII · Theodoric (Dietrich) of Apolda

Vol. XI (1953) · full-page plate

Above: TOMB OF THEODORIC, built ca. 520. The dome is formed of a single piece of Istrian hippuritic limestone; on the twelve projections or handles are carved the names of 10 Apostles and of the Evangelists Mark and Luke - Ravenna. Below: WALL OF CASTS OR LIME, CALLED PALACE OF THEODORIC. This building, apparently erected in the 7th-8th cent., was part of the building complex in the Palace of Theodoric - Ravenna.

Plate CXXXVIII — Above: TOMB OF THEODORIC, built ca. 520. The dome is formed of a single piece of Istrian hippuritic limestone; on the twelve projections or handles are carved the names of 10 Apostles and of the Evangelists Mark and Luke - Ravenna. Below: WALL OF CASTS OR LIME, CALLED PALACE OF THEODORIC. This building, apparently erected in the 7th-8th cent., was part of the building complex in the Palace of Theodoric - Ravenna.

Entry: Theodoric (Dietrich) of Apolda

Also cited in: Theodoric the Great, King of the Ostrogoths

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