- The
narthex is an
architectural element typical of
early Christian and
Byzantine basilicas and
churches consisting of the
entrance or vestibule, located...
-
Ferula narthex is a
species of
plant native to Afghanistan, Tajikistan,
northern ****stan and Kashmir. Hugh
Falconer noted that this was the
source of...
- name
Ferula ****a-foetida L.
Synonyms Ferula foetida St.-Lag.
Narthex ****ii
Stapf Narthex silphium Oerst.
Peucedanum ****a-foetida (L.) Baill. Peucedanum...
- the prin****l walls,
including the
western wall
between the nave and the
narthex. The
great entry portal may also date to the
early church as well as the...
- from the
sacred spaces to the
surrounding grounds is
bridged by a tall
narthex, from
which one may also
access the
Chapel of All Saints.
Outside of the...
- shrublands.[failed verification] It was
known in
antiquity as
laser or
narthex. Its
young stems and
inflorescences were
eaten in
ancient Rome, and are...
-
opens into the
narthex. It
divides north–south into the outer, or
exonarthex and the inner, or esonarthex. The
exonarthex (or
outer narthex) is the first...
- has survived. The
narthex and the
tower were
added a few
decades later, in
order to
protect the
frescoes on the west facade. The
narthex was
heavily damaged...
-
later by
Byzantine Emperor Justinian (r. 527–565), who
added a
porch or
narthex, and
replaced the
octagonal sanctuary with a
cruciform transept complete...
-
building with a room of open
porch colonnades, a room of exonarthex, one of
narthex, two
north annexes, and a room of
three south annexes. The
floors of these...
