Architecture Terms Romanesque Churches.

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Architecture Terms Romanesque Churches

aisle ambulatory apse chapels choir crossing cruciform nave piers portal sanctuary transept

jamb jamb column lintel portal spandrel transept trumeau tympanum

portal

arcade blind arcade clerestory corbels gallery nave piers ribs spandrel string courses vaulting

arcade blind arcade clerestory gallery nave piers ribs spandrel string courses vaulting

arcade blind arcade clerestory gallery nave piers ribs spandrel string courses vaulting

arcade clerestory gallery nave piers

apse gallery nave westwork campanile

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