agata
[ag-uh-tuh]
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noun
an American art glass having a mottled, glossy, white and rose surface.
Origin of agata
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Agata, and subsequently the walls were raised and the church was groined.
Some Account of Gothic Architecture in SpainGeorge Edmund Street
Agata in Suburra, through the courtyard of which we enter the Church of Sta.
Walks in RomeAugustus J.C. Hare
Agata carrying her breasts—showing the manner in which she suffered.
Walks in RomeAugustus J.C. Hare
Agata is another church which still has its old campanile intact, with round-arched windows, very simple and not large.
Brick and Marble in the Middle AgesGeorge Edmund Street
The term kuni was employed to designate an area bounded by mountains or rivers, whereas the agata had no such geographical limits.
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