Примеры использования Apses на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The presbytery has three apses.
The church apses and facades are great examples of Romanesque architecture.
It is a one-nave building with apses and choirs.
The greater part of the first two apses and the whole of the façade have been razed to ground level.
Thus,"basilica of Crusoe" has typical three altar apses.
The apses are adorned with vertical bands connected by small inverted arches with carved inserts.
A result was a large three-aisled basilica with three apses and domes.
The Church has an ashlar roof, while the apses and drum domes have crenate colter coverings, and the refectory's roof has two slopes.
The Collegiate Church is a three-nave basilica with three apses.
In 1117-1119 the square-shaped nave with three apses, and the main dome were built.
The nave is circular, surrounded by five pairs of columns andfive oval domes alternating with ogival apses.
From the Podsosensky Lane side one can see it quite well that the Church's apses protrude far behind the frontage line.
Eastern divisions of the galleries' first tier have side chapels with big independent semicircular apses.
Kuzmin, however, added a novel feature- instead of two apses, typical of the Byzantine prototypes, he used four.
Today, all that remains of the monastery is its church, consisting of a single nave, three apses, and a transept.
The original single nave church with five apses has several significant Early Middle Ages frescoes from around 800.
The plant is cruciform, with a central apse:the two lateral apses were added later.
The plan of the temple incorporates five large apses, with traces of the plaster that once covered the irregular wall still clinging between the blocks.
The most known mosaic of the cathedral- the Virgin«the Indestructible Wall», being in the conch(vaulted part)of altar apses.
Over the central apse,that forms a semicircle with the side apses, rises the semicircular part of the main cathedral.
This vaulted basilica, which features three transepts,has been adorned with three domes and three semicircular apses on the east side.
The two-nave, vaulted hall that was built in the 9th century between the apses of two basilicas- the Euphrasiana and the smaller, 5th-century church.
Outside, the three semicircular apses of the chapel gained a polygonal shape; considerable restoration works were done on the whole of the building in the 19th century.
East of this temple, a second monument was added in the Tarxien phase, with four apses and a central niche.
Three naves, three polygonal apses, multiple chapels and a painting attributed to Michelangelo will ensure you fully enjoy your visit.
It is an example of Romanesque architecture:a three-aisled basilica with three apses, towers at the east, and a transept at the west.
It is interesting that altar apses, a very significant element of a cult building, are almost undistinguishable inside and just marked out from the outside.
During the 1970s restoration works, the 18th-century square altar was demolished,and three ancient apses, the basement foundations of which had survived, were reconstructed.
The apses' walls were covered to the last centimetre with the mosaic, of which only the one in the central apse has been preserved depicting a complex theological and symbolic image.
Big, white-stone rocaille capitals, lower-tier pilasters, apses, and a narthex are the most distinct features of the Church.