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Oculus in coffered concrete dome with 43.4 m diameter in Pantheon or Basilica collegiata di Santa Maria ad Martyres (Basilica of St. Mary and the Mart Stock Photo - Alamy
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Dome and pillars, Pantheon, Rome, Italy. Rebuilt by Hadrian in 118 to 125 AD. Became oldest Roman church in 609 AD. Oculus, hole, provides only light Stock Photo - Alamy
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A building made of concrete and light. Pantheon of Agrippa by Apollodorus of Damascus | The Strength of Architecture | From 1998
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