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Units 1 & 2

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show A series of arches, carried by columns or piers and supporting a common call or lintel  
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Basilica   show
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Bay   show
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show A sculptured block that tops a colom. According to the conventions of the orders, capitals include different decorative elements  
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show A recessed decorative panel that is used to reduce the weight of and to decorate ceiling or vaults  
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Dome   show
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Drum   show
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show The face or front wall of the building  
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Lantern   show
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Latin-Cross plan   show
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show Italian term for a covered open air gallery. Often used a corridor between buildings or around a courtyard, loggias usually have arcades or colomnades  
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show The central space of a basilica, two or three stories high and usually flanked by aisles necking. The molding at the top of the shaft of the column  
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Oculus   show
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Order: Corinthian   show
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show Column shaft of the Doric order can be fluted or smooth surfaced and has no base  
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Order: Composite   show
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show Palace  
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Pietra Serena   show
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Rustification   show
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Sgraffito   show
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show Look up  
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show The arm of a cruciform church, perpendicular to the nace, the point where the nave and transept cross is called the CROSSING. beyond the crossing lies the sanctuary whether and apse, choir, or chevet  
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Atmospheric perspective   show
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