Examples of using Apse in English and their translations into Norwegian
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The arch leading to the apse has the same configuration as the arch to the chancel,
4.6 m wide, while the apse was only 2 m wide.
You can take some time to discover the surrounding area and sights like Apse of Santa Maria and Church of San Nicolas.
the bell tower, the apse of the sanctuary of the catholicon, as well as the destruction of many mosaics.
the entablature, the apse and the cupola all refer to Romanesque architecture in the middle of the 13th century.
Though Prado might not have many well-known attractions, you don't need to venture far to visit Apse of Santa Maria and Church of San Nicolas.
rebuild the cloister and the apse which were completed after 1490.
was originally a small stave church with an apse and a gallery.
In 1887 it was moved into its current location in Ruthwell church, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, when the apse which holds it was specially built.
chancel and, possibly, an apse.
the specific sanctuary space arni elongated central apse.
was later replaced with the apse.
Near the apse there is a lift to the roof where the view is amazing.
a single nave with a broad semicircular apse at the east end.
In 1887 it was moved into its current location inside Ruthwell church, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, when the apse which holds it was specially built.
stood as the main altar in the apse.
In the time of Catholicism the church would have appeared somewhat different with external galleries and an apse.
stood in the apse, and Celsus' tomb lay directly below in a vaulted chamber.
The church was built during the first quarter of the 11th century, originally consisting of an apse, choir and nave.
In 1666, a new and larger apse was built,