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...as [[King of Sweden]], when Inge had refused to administer the [[blót]]s (pagan sacrifices) at the [[Temple at Uppsala]]. There is no mention of Sweyn in t ...Aelnoth of Canterbury]] (c. 1122) relates that an Eskillinus was killed by pagan Swedes and Geats at an unspecified time. Since he is not mentioned by the c ...

...ilano|Monumental Cemetery]] (1866). Other notable works of Maciachini are restorations of historic churches in several cities of northern Italy. Thereafter, Maciachini worked on a number of other designs (mostly restorations of decayed religious buildings) in Milan and other areas of Northern Italy, ...

...the years the 1952nd - 1959 make feasible the presence here of an ancient pagan temple. According to tradition the place where stood Cream was present sinc ==From 1580 to the eighteenth-century restorations== ...

...he, see [[Palazzo Ducale, Urbino#Galleria Nazionale delle Marche|below]]). Restorations completed in 1985 have reopened the extensive subterranean network to visit ...ouches were atypical of a medieval palazzo.<ref>[[Joscelyn Godwin]], ''The Pagan Dream of the Renaissance'' (Grand Rapids: Phanes Press, 2002), pp. 90-91.</ ...

...niversity]]}}</ref> Unlike the facades of older stave churches, which have pagan dragons occupying higher position than their Christian counterpart, Heddal ...logical site has not yet been conducted, notwithstanding its uprooting and restorations, there may still be remnants of its original cultural layers beneath the ca ...

...hurch was built sometime between 1180 and 1250 AD with later additions and restorations. Its walls are formed by vertical wooden boards, or staves, hence the name ...orning Borgund Stave Church. Their function is uncertain, and disputed; if pagan, they are recruited to the Christian cause in the battle between Good and E ...

...ded on top of the ruins of the [[Ekhulkhul]],<ref name=":2" /> the ancient pagan moon temple of Harran. Both the castle and the {{Interlanguage link|Harran ...aw restoration and repair work on the castle.<ref name=":2" /> Significant restorations were done under the [[Fatimid Caliphate]] in 1032 and 1059 and the [[Ayyubi ...

...sumption]]. The outline of the ancient structure has survived, but various restorations have much altered its general character. It forms two sides of a quadrangle Since 2006 the university have allowed equal rights to The St Andrews Pagan Society, but under some strict rules.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.scotsm ...

...as discovered under the floor. This served possibly for burnt offerings of pagan cults. The wood shingle facade dates from the 1970s and shows cracks. Durin ...

...n|pages=177–242|chapter=From Columbaria to Catacombs: Collective Burial in Pagan and Christian Rome}}</ref> Columbaria are unique for a variety of reasons, ...laques that either appear to be original and inscribed as needed, or later restorations.<ref name="Coarelli"/> ...

| other_name = Pagan ...}}</ref> From the 9th to 13th centuries, the city was the capital of the [[Pagan Kingdom]], the first kingdom that unified the regions that would later cons ...

...basilica of [[Sant'Adriano al Foro]] in the 7th century and several later restorations. However, the roof, the upper elevations of the side walls and the rear [[f ...The altar was removed in 384 AD, as part of a general backlash against the pagan traditions of [[Ancient Rome]] after the rise of [[Christianity]].<ref>Aich ...

...k=Martin Henig |editor2-last=King |editor2-first=Anthony |year=1986 |title=Pagan Gods and Shrines of the Roman Empire |series=Oxford University Committee fo ==Sites, restorations, museums== ...

...othic|Perpendicular]] style, with twin towers at the west end. There were restorations in the 18th and 19th&nbsp;centuries, the latter being carried out by [[Geor ...rth chapel from the 15th&nbsp;century. There were [[Victorian restoration|restorations]] in 1830, 1853 and 1893. Hanging in the church are the [[Royal Arms of En ...

..."/> and had its interior decorated with [[mosaic]]s and [[fresco]]es. Some restorations from this time have survived to the present. ...into the column, which may signify the transition between the traditional pagan religions of Rome into Christianity as the eventual state religion.<ref>{{C ...

...evidence that the first monastic establishment was built on the ruins of a pagan temple. This first monastery was devastated by the [[Vandals]] in the fifth ...nese Congregation]] (1567). During the next two centuries in spite of some restorations and new constructions Farfa lost all importance. The monastery was suppress ...

...ure in the portal of [[Nôtre Dame de Paris]], part of [[Viollet-le-Duc]]'s restorations (''illustration, in infobox'').</ref> The site where he stopped preaching a ...

...rsion, natural religious change, persecution, and the military conquest of pagan peoples; the [[Christianization of Lithuania]] in the 15th century is typic ...mpire and beyond]]. Here, Christianity came into contact with the dominant Pagan religions. Acts 19 recounts a riot that occurred in Ephesus, instigated by ...

...ic Latvian [[folk hero]]), "Vaidelotis" (5; a [[Balts|Baltic]] [[Paganism|"pagan"]] priest) and "Chain breakers" (4; {{lang-lv|Važu rāvēji}}) (three chai ...during the Soviet era (1962 and 1980–1981). In keeping with tradition the restorations and maintenance after the renewal of Latvia's independence are financed par ...

In the 4th century AD, Emperor [[Constantine the Great]] banned all pagan religions and artifacts from Isthmia.<ref name="ninth" /> The Temple of Pos ...ns from this period prevented excavators from finding evidence of stairway restorations. Gebhard estimates that 1,550 spectators could fit in the lower level alone ...