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| '''Quadriga''' |
''']''' is a Latin word for a chariot drawn by four horses. | ||
| It may also refer to: | |||
| * the Latin word ], a chariot drawn by four horses | |||
| * the Triumphal Quadriga, also known as the ] | * the Triumphal Quadriga, also known as the ] | ||
| * the sculptural depiction of a four-horse chariot atop the ] | * the sculptural depiction of a four-horse chariot atop the ] | ||
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| * ], a film production company | * ], a film production company | ||
| * ], an audio-archiving workstation | * ], an audio-archiving workstation | ||
| * Quadriga method, another word for ] | |||
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Quadriga is a Latin word for a chariot drawn by four horses.
It may also refer to:
- the Triumphal Quadriga, also known as the Horses of Saint Mark
- the sculptural depiction of a four-horse chariot atop the Brandenburg Gate
- Quadriga (award), the statuette for which is modeled after the Brandenburg quadriga
- Quadriga Consort, an early music ensemble based in Austria
- Quadriga Productions, a film production company
- Quadriga Audio-Archiving Solution, an audio-archiving workstation
- Quadriga method, another word for allegorical interpretation of the Bible
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Quadriga.If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Category: