Examples of using Apses in English and their translations into German
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A Gothic chancel has replaced the 15th century Romanesque apses.
It is the only church in Umm er-Rasas with three apses.
The apses of the Basilica are today depicted in Bonate Sotto's emblem.
Strib Church is a small holy-cross church with a church-tower and apses.
three poles and two apses.
Frescoes on a gold ground originally decorated the vaulting and the apses.
transept and polygonal apses.
Rectangular shaped stone with the Interior with a nave with wooden trusses and three apses.
The eastern side terminates halfhexagonal apses in three, while narthex the west one added later.
The monastery has a cruciform layout, with three apses from the 11th century.
Apses niches are maintained,
A square nave has three adjoining apses arranged in the form of a cloverleaf.
The church has a cruciform dome, a rectilinear nave, and three apses.
a transept and three apses.
The side apses were replaced by today's side chapels with apses, and a two-aisled crypt was inserted below the chancel and the crossing.
The most suggestive part of the building is however the rear with the three nice apses of Lombard-Ravenna inspiration.
The apse also belongs to the original Romanesque building, while the apses enclosing the side naves were built later.
The cathedral of Sant'Agata consists of a three-nave longitudinal building with a transept and three Norman apses made of lava rock.
It was a single-naved building with three inscribed apses whose ground plan can be identified on the floor near the parish church.
Lateral windows are enriched by semi-circular apses as well, although being constructed of smaller size. These apses are connected with the central nave by a high semi- circular passage.