• The Dogmatic Sarcophagus, also known as the "Trinity Sarcophagus" is an early Christian sarcophagus dating to 320–350,[2]...
  • This large sarcophagus, created by a eminent figure in the Roman Church, buried in St. Paul's Basilica around 340, is a masterpiece of early Christian art.
  • This sarcophagus is called "dogmatic" because the images in the upper left-hand corner appear to reinforce dogmas proclaimed in 325 at the Council of Nicea.
  • de la Trinité; Sarcofago dogmatico; Sarcófago dogmatico; Sarcofago dogmático</nowiki>. Dogmatic Sarcophagus.
  • Fr. Mark Haydu LC from the Patrons of the Arts explains the Dogmatic Sarcophagus in the Pio-Christian tract of the Vatican Museums.
  • (active around 340 in Rome). "Dogmatic" sarcophagus. c. 340 Marble Museo Pio-Clementino, Vatican.
  • The History of Christianity in 25 Objects: Dogmatic Sarcophagus.
  • Title and Date of Work: Dogmatic Sarcophagus 320-350 A.D Name of Artist: Unknown Exact Location: Vatican Museum #104, Vatican Medium: Marble...
  • The dogmatic sarcophagus just after restauration by M.Pardy. ... The dogmatic sarcophagus before restauration by M.Pardy.
  • What is the theme of dogmatic sarcophagus? Given the funerary context, and that adjacent scenes often show New Testament miracles...