Conventuals
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Conventuals. The branch of the
Franciscan Order which allowed adaptations and mitigations to the Rule of St
Francis and the use of Papal privileges, including those permitting the accumulation of property. The term is also used of a similar division among the
Carmelites.
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Alcamenes
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Alcamenes. Greek sculptor of the second half of...according to some ancient sources his pupil. Alcamenes had a high reputation ( Pliny calls him...the same name, or alternatively that Alcamenes carved only the acroterion surmounting...
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Paeonius
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...in date and clearly different in style (Pausanias also seems to have erred in his attribution of the west pediment; see Alcamenes ). The Nike—a virtuoso piece of carving in its depiction of clinging, wet drapery and the first representation...
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Alkamenes
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Alkamenes. See Alcamenes .
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