Examples of using Apse in English and their translations into Romanian
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The rectangular church of 10X5 m has an apse with three sides, a plan encountered in Sălaj county only at 7churches built before XVIII century.
Inside the temple stand out some interesting features- spiked profile of the apse and some niches located on the north wall and south.
Church from pit consists of a single body with semicircular apse and a tower with three levels above the porch.
The number of windows was increased from one to three for each apse, while the shapes of the initial frames with intertwined beadings
the specific sanctuary space arni elongated central apse.
There's a chest of gold in an empty sarcophagus, beneath the apse of the Church of St. Isabelle.
Dickinsons crew fired their cannon from the apse into the Mexican soldiers at the door.
The basic stone used for the Cathedral is a sandy yellow with trimmings, while around the apse window a red stone is used.
rounded at the altar apse and above the western extremity.
Yes, I remember Satan's Little Helper. Littering the rectory with his dirt.- Biting me in the apse.
In 1697 he was asked to build similar Baroque altars with scenes from the life of St Ignatius in the apse of the Sant'Ignazio church in Rome.
his wife Porzia Coniglia in the apse was completed by Michelangelo Naccherino.
the early thirteenth century, when the apse and choir were erected.
It was erected between 1698- 1702 in a rectangular shape with an apse in decors and a bell tower in its longitudinal axle.
is certainly the church, a single nave with a broad semicircular apse at the east end.
the head of Christ the Savior in the apse of the proscomidia.
Apse, choir and south eastern parts of the collateral are the only things kept in the original construction.
The apse does not look attached to the wall,
The church has an apse towards east and the tower bell is on the western side.
The apse was demolished in the latter part of the fifteenth century to the height of 4.5 meters,