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 Ambulatory – relating to or adapted for walking  Narthex – an antechamber, porch, or distinct area at the western entrance of some early Christian churches  Nave – the central part of a church building intended to accommodate most of the congregation  Crossing  Apse  ...

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  • February 4, 2023
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  • porch
  •  ambulatory – relating to or adapted for walking  narthex – an antechamber
  • or distinct area at the western entrance of some early christian churches  nave – the central part of a church bui

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 Ambulatory – relating to or adapted for walking
 Narthex – an antechamber, porch, or distinct area at the western entrance of some early
Christian churches
 Nave – the central part of a church building intended to accommodate most of the congregation
 Crossing
 Apse
 Choir
 Transept
 Aisle



 Which relic is attracted so many pilgrims to Notre-Dame de Chartres?
o Tunic of the Virgin Mary

 What is the essential factor that holds the structure of Gothic cathedrals together?
o Pressure

 What are some of the buildings found in this complex?

o Mosque, madrasa for education
o Hospital, kitchen for the poor, hostel
o Mausoleum for the sultan of the complex
o All of the Above



 Is the following statement true or false? The use of Purbeck marble for the springing corbels at
Salisbury Cathedral reflects the English desire to demonstrate their sophistication by importing
expensive construction materials from Europe.
o False

,Match the image to the name, term, theme or concept to which it best connects.

1. Ground floor chapel for household servants at Sainte-Chapelle




a.

2. “crazy” vaults from Lincoln Cathedral




a.

3. Blind tracery from cloister at Salisbury Cathedral




a.

4. Ca’ d’Oro, Venice




a.

5. Ambulatory and apsidal chapels, Abbey Church of Saint-Denis

, a.




6. Westwork from Convey Abbey




a.

7. Krak des Chevaliers, Syria




a.

8. New Testament scene from Bernward Column




a.

9. Cushion capital from ST. Michael’s Hildesheim

, a.

10. Purlin roof from the dorter at Vauclair Abbey




a.



 The Friday Mosque, Isfahan, Iran, and Istabul, Turkey




o
 Mosque of Selimiye, Istanbul Turkey

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