The archaeologist carefully catalogued the sacra found in the burial chamber.

An injury to the sacra can lead to severe bleeding in the pelvic region.

The archaeologists discovered remnants of several sacrae in the temple ruins.

The village was designated quoad sacra, with its own minister but still under the civil jurisdiction of the neighboring town.

In the digitized collection, the paleographer highlighted several nomina sacra to study their patterns of abbreviation.

During the dissection, she identified a damaged sacral vertebra that contributed to the patient's chronic lower back pain.

The surgeon examined the sacral region for signs of fracture.

After the fall, the orthopedist confirmed that the patient had a fractured sacral that required surgery.

The surgeon examined the patient's sacral vertebras carefully before planning the fusion procedure.

After weeks of sitting at a poorly designed desk, she developed sacralgia that made standing uncomfortable.