A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 66
w, WestminsterAhlicy the most perfect. APSID. Same as Apse. APSIDAL. A. Having the form of anap.se or of rounded projection, as an apsidaltermination of an east end. B. Pertaining to an a]).sc ; attached to anapse, as, apsid;d i-liapcl, tlic same as apse chapel. APSID lOLEA small ap.se ;especially… … Apse Ch.^IKL, Chcuch of \otiik-I>amI: FHKRAND. With four ajise cliain--!-. .and two ap.ses ^oi* apsidiolfti) at east siilc of transept. 05 90 jitcrorinitu; in mediaival architecture, .said ofchurches without ai.sles, and more especiallyof the fronts of such churches, as those haveonly a single…
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