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Volume 3: A blow of destiny, the king appears Chapter 120: Sitting alone on the broken world steps

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    In the music barrier at the outermost edge of the Milky Way, the Lord of the Qixia Pantheon suddenly saw the awakened Evil Hero Music Emperor Tianjiaolong. The moment he woke up, first a golden horn was stabbed out of his head, and then  A body is literally pulling out another person.  ¡èLiterature bar: wxba¡è

    The man with the Zhanjin Horn suddenly moved to the side of the Lord of the Qixia Pantheon in an instant. When the Lord of the Qixia Pantheon was puzzled for a moment, his skirt was lifted up.

    The leader of the Qixia Pantheon did not react hastily. Just when he was about to become angry from shame, the man with the golden horn had already hugged his chest and kissed him on the lips. In an instant, a huge amount of spiritual power surged out.

    The person with the golden horn is Xie Xia. He quickly absorbed the spiritual power of the master of the Qi Xia pantheon, and then soared into the sky, leaving behind a sentence: Your lips are so sweet!  Hahaha

    With the sound disappearing into the distance, the almost ashamed Lord of the Qixia Pantheon let out a roar, knocking back the four protectors of the Demons outside the music barrier.

    Then he rushed to chase Xie Xia.  The Lord of the Qixia Pantheon did not notice the Music Emperor Tianjiaolong who was still in the same place, and his skills were soaring higher and higher!

    The King of Music awakens and composes with one finger "the most prosperous space in the universe, the loneliest loneliness, the loneliest song, the loneliest song! Why does it bring endless competition and reincarnation - floating in the purest soul. The most filthy  In this big world, there are the most ruthless passers-by, bringing the most chaotic noise!

    The most brutal history of the universe has only humble little warmth, the simplest wishes are never the easiest and simplest, lies are everywhere, and the most ridiculous era of eternal happiness is the darkest heart of life.

    The high and mighty voices of all sentient beings are only silent in the ancient world, and some are just silent roars!  The edge of death steps into nothingness.

    The world where one person stood was turned into ashes in a blink of an eye. Behind the forgotten time is a broken boundary where he sits alone. There is only a downpour of longing between the sky and the world.

    Meeting but not falling in love is worse than passing by, but losing your scenery occupies every step of the way.  Step by step, my thoughts are spreading at the feet of the starry sky, and I am wandering alone full of memories. Step by step, I walk through the overloaded sadness at the end of the world!

    Before you and who and who and who you are, you can only go to the Haijiao Sky Step by regret that you can go to the Haijiao Sky. Love is a strong sky!  Climb up the most dangerous mountains, walk through the most rugged and nostalgic, and cross it step by step!  The most beautiful imperfection step by step.  "

    The Pantheon in the book is a large world building that cannot be fully described.  This pantheon is not that pantheon. It seems that the fourth part is expected to appear.  The author is not sure whether I will have the opportunity to write about it then, because I cannot control "my" future heart.

    The Pantheon, also translated as the Pantheon and the Pantheon, is located in today's Rome, Italy.  A religious building in the ancient Roman period, which was later converted into a church, it is one of the important architectural achievements of the ancient Roman period.

    In 609 AD, the Byzantine Emperor dedicated the Pantheon to Pope Boniface IV, who renamed it the Church of Our Lady and Martyrs, which is also the official name of the Pantheon today.

    The original history of the Pantheon can be traced back to the Roman Republic in 27 BC. The temple was built by Agrippa, Octavian's deputy, to commemorate Octavian's victory over Antony and Cleopatra.

    But this original temple was destroyed by fire in 80 AD.  It was not until 125 AD that the Roman Emperor Hadrian, who loved architecture, ordered the reconstruction, and the words m©¤agÈÕppa©¤l©¤f©¤cos©¤tertium©¤fecit, which means Lucci, were engraved on the pediment of the colonnade of the new temple.  The temple was built by Marcus Agrippa, son of Ursus and three-time consul.  This text led people to mistakenly believe that the colonnade was left over from the Agrippa period. It was not until 1892 that people discovered that all the brick marks on the colonnade were around 125 AD.  It was later confirmed that the entire building was actually built during the Hadrian period.

    In 609 AD, the Byzantine Emperor dedicated the Pantheon to Pope Boniface IV, who renamed it the Church of Our Lady and Martyrs, which is also the official name of the Pantheon today.

    The Pantheon, which was transformed into a church, also escaped the disasters of the Middle Ages. During this period, although the marble in the temple and the gilded bronze plates on the dome were repeatedly stolen.  But in the end they were all found again.

    During the Renaissance, the building became the object of eager study by Italian architects; in 1435, the Roman Senate announced the protection of the building.

    The real destruction of the Pantheon occurred in the mid-16th century.  When the Holy See was preparing to rebuild St. Peter's Basilica, Pope Urban VIII removed the gilded bronze plates from the ceiling of the portico and melted them down to build the canopy of the main altar of St. Peter's Basilica and the 80 doors of Castel Sant'Angelo.  cannon.

    In order to imitate other medieval churches, Urban VIII also ordered the construction of two bell towers on both sides of the Pantheon porch.  These serve as?? caused dissatisfaction among the Romans, hence the Latin proverb: What Barbolini did not do, Barbolini did.  Barberi means barbarian in Latin, and Barbolini is the surname of Urban VIII.

    However, the Italians eventually took revenge: when they were building tombs for the first Italian kings, Vittorio and Emanuele II, a cannon from the Castel Sant'Angelo was melted down to decorate the tomb as a symbol of  The Pantheon's bronze was permanently recovered; and the two bell towers were eventually demolished in 1883.

    The Pantheon has been a cemetery for great men since the Renaissance. In addition to Victor and Emanuele II, the famous Italian artists Raphael, Anibal and Carracci are buried here.  et al.

    Today, the Pantheon is still a church in Italy, where masses and wedding celebrations are held regularly, but at the same time it is a tourist attraction from all over the world and an important milestone in the history of architecture.

    The structure of the Pantheon is simple and clear. The main body is circular and the top is covered with a dome with a diameter of 43.3 meters. It was the largest dome from its completion to 1436.

    The highest point of the dome is also 43.3 meters, and there is a large circular hole with a diameter of 8.9 meters at the top for lighting.  This hole is also the only lighting point of the Pantheon. In this way, the light leaks from the top and changes the angle of the light as the sun moves, giving people a sacred and solemn feeling, which is very suitable for the nature of religious architecture.

    There are five layers of concave lattice inside the dome. The area of ??the concave lattice is reduced layer by layer, but the number is the same, which further highlights the hugeness of the dome and gives people an upward feeling.

    A grid pattern is also used on the marble floor, with a slight protrusion in the middle. In this way, when people stand in the middle of the temple and look around, the grid pattern on the ground will deform, further creating the illusion of a large space.

    In front of the circular main body of the Pantheon there is a colonnade 34 meters wide and 15.5 meters deep. There are 16 pillars, each made of a single piece of granite. The pillars are 12.5 meters high and have base foundations at the bottom.  The diameter of the base is 1.43 meters.

    The entire building of the Pantheon is made of concrete, but how people at that time poured such a huge dome with concrete is still a miracle.

    If today¡¯s concrete is used, it will be difficult to pour such a large dome, because the tension of the concrete will not be able to bear its own weight and collapse.

    People later learned that the concrete used by the ancient Romans at that time came from natural volcanic ash near Napoli, and was mixed with various aggregates such as tuff.  Then when building the dome, heavier aggregates are used at the base, then progressively lighter aggregates are used upwards, to the top using only pumice mixed with porous volcanic rock.

    In addition, the thickness of the dome has also been gradually reduced, from 5 or 9 meters at the base of the dome to only 1 or 5 meters at the top.

    The Pantheon is the crystallization of ancient Roman architectural art and has a decisive influence on the development of Western architectural history. Countless architects came here to learn from it during the Renaissance.

    This design of rotunda and colonnade is used in many city halls, universities, libraries and other various public buildings.

    ??Those that are more obviously affected by it include the Panth¨¦on in Paris, France, the Rotunda of the University of Virginia, the Library of Columbia University, the Jefferson Memorial Hall, and the State Library of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia.
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