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The open-air loggia overlooked the dome of St. Peter’s, illuminated against a twilight sky.
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Strangest of all are the jack-o’-lanterns that line the loggia in act two, fully lit in broad daylight.
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Since the new pope first stepped out onto the loggia of St. Peter’s on a rainy evening five years ago, the differences with his predecessor have been stark.
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In 1999, also to raise money for a relative’s health care, the family sold the studio’s mural set by Maxfield Parrish that depicted Renaissance troubadours and young revelers along a Tuscan loggia.
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There is a brick loggia with steps to the lawn area where the two wings meet.
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It’s hard to find these days, but this house has it in the loggia.
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The West Palm property features 178 feet of waterfront, a guest home, an outdoor fireplace, two tented loggias, a 40-foot-long swimming pool and lawn.
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Turandot opens in mythical ancient China, replete with sumptuous royals, bedraggled peasants, and a slew of fantastical beasts—phoenixes, unicorns, and giant tortoises carved into the walls of the palace loggia.
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Origin and Etymology of loggia
Italian, from Old French loge lodge
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Definition of loggia for English Language Learners
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: an area on the side of a building that has a roof and that is open on one side
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