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Santa Costanza "Section of the Church of S. Constantia at Rome. The simplest desctiptions of this kind of building are the baptistries, for which the ancient Thermæ furnished models. They generally have a circ... |
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Spires, The Cathedral at The Cathedral of Spires was built between 916 and 1097. It is the largest church in Germany. Designed in a Romanesque style, it has two towers in the front with spires on top, similar to a pointed spe... |
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St. Clement "Interior of St. Clement, Rome." — Encyclopedia Britanica, 1893... |
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St. Paul-trois-chateaux Detail from St. Paul-trois-chateaux, Provence.... |
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St. Paul-trois-chateaux Detail from St. Paul-trois-chateaux, Provence.... |
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St. Peter's Basilica, Old (Section) "Section and Interior View of the five-aisled Basilica of S. Pietro at Rome, before its restoration. Large basilicas sometimes have as many as five aisles — namely, a main-aisle in the middle, a... |
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Stilted Arches "Stilted Arches.-Modern Romanesque."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Sxon Architecture Sxon Architecture comprehends all English architecture previous to the Gothic style, which is characterized by round-headed doors and windows.... |
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Tournai Cathedral "Tournai Cathedral." — The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1910... |
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