- buildings, and only in rare
exceptions to churches.
Churches were
nonetheless basilican in form, with an apse or
tribunal at the end of a nave with two or more...
- thus
symbolises the bishop's role as teacher. A
raised throne within a
basilican hall was also
definitive for a Late
Antique presiding magistrate; and...
- İznik (Nicaea) in
Bursa Province, Turkey, was
built as a Byzantine-era
basilican church.
Converted into the
Orhan Mosque (Turkish:
Orhan Camii)
after the...
- site of the
North gate. The
building of
church towers,
replacing the
basilican narthex or West porch, can be
attributed to this late
period of Anglo-Saxon...
-
current building which was
constructed on the same site. The
current basilican church,
along with the
adjacent residential buildings (known as the St...
-
architecture are found—one
basilican, the
other native. The
Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion at Axum is an
example of the
basilican design,
though the early...
-
patriarchate moved here in 1602 but a fire in 1720 destro**** the
original basilican church on the site.
Another fire in 1941 did
further damage to the older...
- chapel. The east end had a
square apse, and was
originally flanked by two
basilican structures, now lost but
known through archaeology. The
chapel was entered...
-
churches in
Palestine there were two
chief types of plan in use: the
basilican, or axial, type,
represented by the
basilica at the Holy Sepulchre, and...
- westwork—a
Carolingian innovation.
Carolingian churches generally are
basilican in form, like the
Early Christian churches of Rome, and
commonly incorporated...
