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A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)

Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 65

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n apse opposite thechief apse of a ch\u-ch. Counter apses arechiefly met with in German ine<li;vvalarchitecture, as in the catheilrals of B;im-berg, Mayence, Spires, Treves, andWorms, and seem to have originatedin German monastic arrangements,^, ., witli the object of providing either for the… … APSE: S. GliORGlO AL VKLABKO, UUME.Jo >i APSE AISLE APSE AISLE. An aisle extendingaroiinil irn iipse or clicvet. (See Deaiu- bnlatory.) APSE CHAPEL. A chapel openingiVuMi an iipsr. Ivailial apse chapels are a AQUARIUM propriated to astrommiical nomen-clature. APTERAL. Having iio wing:;;in (ireek…

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