Meanings
- not comparableIn the form of an obelisk.
On the change in architectural forms from the pyramidal to the obeliscar, the fires were transferred from the altars, or cubes, to the summits of the typical uprights, or towers; […]
1942, Reuben Swinburne Clymer, The Philosophy of Fire, page 64
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