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Перевод: obelisk

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1. Growing at a rate of about ten metres a day, by May 1903 the spine was no less than 310 metres high, rearing up above St Pierre like a memorial obelisk, a tribute to the thousands that had died below.
2. The bronze obelisk is 22 metres high and is decorated with the names of the dead of the Five Days together with a group of five weary people symbolizing both the period and the spirit of the Milanese.
3. The obelisk, erected in 1771 in honour of Brass Crosby, Lord Mayor of London, used to stand in St George's Circus, DC 12; PP 43.
4. As for the period of daylight, a simple sundial on an obelisk of Seti I, about 1300 BC, indicates ten hours between sunrise and sunset, to which two more were added for morning and evening twilight.
5. Even the original factory chimney was designed as an Egyptian obelisk, though this subsequently cracked and had to be replaced by something rather more conventionally Victorian.
6. opposite the "Old Pack Horse", whilst at the other Chiswick High Road corner - Heathfield Terrace junction - an obelisk was erected as a permanent War Memorial, around which Memorial Services have been held ever since.
7. The Egyptians are asking for Cleopatra's Needle, the great granite obelisk of 1500 BC which stands on the Thames embankment just a few yards from the Savoy.
8. Obelisk, Blackfriars Road,
9. The Monument to the People's Heroes, the stone obelisk in the middle of the square where student leaders had their "command centre", has been declared a forbidden zone because it is felt to have been contaminated by the students' presence.
10. see ST GEORGE'S FIELDS AND OBELISK.
11. 8 The Obelisk of Augustus from the Circus Maximus in the Piazza del Populo, where it has stood since 1589.
12. It is in the form of a 20-foot high stone obelisk, and gives distances to no less than 3 6 towns.
13. St George's Fields and obelisk,