Aureole

The value of an aureole fluctuated over time, depending on the economic conditions of ancient Rome.

The Hubble Space Telescope captured stunning images of the Orion nebula and its surrounding aureole of gas and dust.

The holy man was surrounded by an aureole of light.

The high value of the aureole made it a target for counterfeiters.

The blue jay's aureole of feathers is a vibrant blue color.

The rooster's bright red aureole of feathers is a sign of dominance in the flock.

The aureole was carved into the stone above the doorway.

The full moon had an aureole of light that illuminated the entire garden.

The fireworks created a stunning aureole of colors in the night sky.

The statue of Buddha had an aureole of light around its head.

The halo of light around the athlete's head seemed to create an aureole effect as he crossed the finish line.

The firefly's aureole was visible in the dark, as it moved through the grass.

A wealthy merchant paid for a luxurious banquet with a single aureole.

During the eclipse, we could see an aureole around the moon.

The painting of the Madonna had an aureole around her head.

A wealthy patron of the arts commissioned a statue of himself to be adorned with an aureole.

In Hinduism, the aureole is sometimes depicted as a circular flame around the deity's head or body.

The birdwatcher was thrilled to spot the rare bird with a distinctive aureole of feathers.

The aureole was first introduced during the reign of Julius Caesar as a way to consolidate Roman currency.

The rare sight of a triple aureole around the sun was captured by a photographer.

The photographer was able to capture the rare and stunning sight of a double aureole around the moon.

I saw an aureole around the full moon last night.

Astronomers have discovered a faint aureole around a newly formed star.

The merchant traded his goods for an aureole, which he could later exchange for other currencies.

The Latin inscription on the aureole served as a reminder of the might and authority of the Roman Empire.

The eagle's aureole distinguishes it from other birds of prey.

The photograph captured a rare aureole surrounding the sun.

The sculptor created an aureole of angels around the statue of the Madonna.

The golden aureole around the statue's head added to its grandeur.

The golden eagle's aureole of feathers provides insulation in cold weather.

The artistic and historical significance of the aureole made it a highly sought-after item among collectors and scholars.

The firefly had a soft aureole that twinkled in the night.

The Saturn has a faint aureole of particles around it.

The egret's aureole is made up of long, wispy feathers.

I've always been fascinated by the way an aureole can surround the moon during a lunar eclipse.

The Renaissance artist incorporated an aureole in his painting of the Annunciation.

The aureole was a popular currency among Roman traders.

The parrot's aureole is made up of brightly colored feathers.

The sun's outermost layer, known as the corona, is an aureole of superheated plasma.

The streetlights cast an aureole on the misty night.

The fresco on the ceiling showed God with a golden aureole.

The medieval tapestry depicted a knight with an aureole holding a sword.

The headlights of the car created an aureole of light on the foggy road.

The beautiful painting depicts an angel with a glowing aureole.

The clouds had an aureole around them as the sun rose in the morning.

The stained-glass window of the martyr had an aureole with flames around it.

The ancient Greek sculpture of Apollo portrays the god with an aureole of sunlight surrounding him.

The artist's painting of the Madonna and Child features a luminous aureole around their heads.

The portrait of the Hindu god had an aureole that extended behind his head.

The building had an aureole of carved marble around the entrance.