e/Aedes (Roman)

Information
has gloss	eng: To the Romans an aedes was a building of religious significance, normally translated as temple or chapel. It generally differed from the more familiar term templum in that an aedes was a distinct structure whereas a templum often referred to a religious complex. The two terms are however used interchangeably by some sources especially towards the end of the empire.
lexicalization	eng: aedes
instance of	(noun) the architecture of ancient Rome Roman architecture

Meaning
Portuguese
has gloss	por: Aedes (em latim antigo: aides) era, na Roma Antiga, um edifício que tinha qualquer importância religiosa.
lexicalization	por: aedes
Swedish
has gloss	swe: Aedes kan syfta på: en myggart, se Aedes ett latinskt ord för kapell ("en byggnad där en gud håller hus"). Kända Aedes inkluderar: :Aedis Minerva (motsv. Pallas Athena) :Aedes Fortunae Huiusce Diei (Tempel för Dagens Lycka) byggt av Quintus Lutatius Catulus, 101 f.Kr
lexicalization	swe: Aedes