Examples of using Apse in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The apse and Bell Tower,
covered by barrel vault and polygonal apse.
The church interior has a nave with three aisles and an apse with a main chapel and four side chapels.
Eastern part is represented by inscribed a apse, while the parts of the Marmorsynthronon
The apse is octagonal with pavilion vault
on the exterior capitals and in the apse inside.
These stones of the apse came it may be from the fun temple which preceded the Church.
consists of a nave, apse at the top and a tower,
An important feature of the Roman basilica was that at either end it had a projecting exedra, or apse, a semicircular space roofed with a half-dome.
For this special occasion, it will be possible to admire the frescoes of the apse painted by Beccafumi.
restoration of the chancel and apse.
In apse of the already area are belonging to five layers of the Freskoanstriches the post Ikonoklast period to the half 2.
The Bishop's Palace, behind the apse of the cathedral, is the residence of the Bishop of Mallorca.
The head of the church's Castro Hazelnuts comprises three chapels round the apse one-and two apses- in Romanesque-Mudejar.
The walls, which surround the apse, are obviously strong for the support of the building exeptionally,
where it stood in the apse, supported in the central panel of the same,
as indicated by an inscription on the apse.
Into the apse behind instead of the customary single one,
The church of"Saint Etienne" is a specimen of the Romanesque style of Auvergne of which the disposition of the apse with its three radiating chapels is characteristic.
The small West Coast town of Okarito is home to limited edition New Zealand images from internationally-renowned landscape photographer Andris Apse.