sabino

Noun

(plural sabinos)

Any of various trees:
1. bald cypress, Taxodium distichum
2. ahuehuete, Taxodium mucronatum
3. rock cedar, Juniperus ashei
4. Magnolia splendens
A pinto horse with a white spotted pattern.

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Sabino, begun in 1035 but not completed till 1171: the exterior preserves in the main the fine original architecture (notably the dome and campanile), but the interior has been modernized.
Sabino (the bishopric passed in 1818 to Andria), in the southern Romanesque style, was consecrated in 1101: it has five domes (resembling St Mark's at Venice, except that it is, a Latin cross, instead of a Greek cross, in plan) and many ancient columns.
Hikers flock to Tucson Mountain Park and Sabino Canyon with its natural waterfall-fed swimming pools.

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