Examples of using Apse in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The apse and room to its east, looking southwest.
Between these two gates is the apse of the Cathedral.
The apse in the south wall of the building, looking south.
And the high altar and apse, areas reserved for the clergy.
Below the apse of San Doménico is the Fonte Branda, a fountain mentioned in records as early as 1081.
And the high special raised area and apse, territories held for the pastorate.
At the south-east corneris a larger semi-circular projection which accommodates the apse of the chapel.
If you look to the right of the apse, you will see steps leading to the church museum.
To try to brighten the place,Victorians added the glitter mosaics around the apse, inside the dome.
Until now, the western part of the apse has not been completed, which makes up a large part of the building.
There's a chest of gold in an empty sarcophagus, beneath the apse of the Church of St. Isabelle.
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Rebuilding started at the east end with an apse and five radiating chapels.
The mosaics of the Apse, work by Pietro Cavallini, were mostly lost in the 1823 fire; only a few traces were incorporated in the reconstruction.
The latest of them is the stone wall of the church's northern apse, which was entirely exposed and only its foundation(W12; below) was excavated.
These results do not allow a better dating or understanding of thecomplex, since they do not date the caldarium, but rather the date the apse.
The eastern part of the church, including the apse, was totally destroyed in the early twentieth century, when a building was constructed on the site.
Creation of an advertising brochure for the exhibition of ancient weapons'University of Bologna,held Aula apse of S. Lucia, during the summer 2002;
A small red light bulb in the dome above the apse marks the spot where one of the nails from the Crucifixion of Christ has been placed.
Built at the end of the 13th century, it was radically rebuilt in the late 15th century by Francesco di Giorgio Martini,with the decoration of the apse and the coffered ceiling.
These illicit diggings alsorevealed another arched prayer niche to the south of the apse, with a damaged wall below it(Fig. 11), and two openings along the southern wall of the church.
Inside the cathedral, you will find a 14th-century pulpit carved out of marble, a tomb by Tino da Camaino that holds the remains of Emperor Henry VII(of the Holy Roman Empire),and a splendid mosaic of Christ in Majesty in the apse.
The largest building is the church, the plan of which is distinctly Germanic,having an apse at both ends, an arrangement not generally seen elsewhere.
In 1730, the large fresco that fills the apse was painted by Sebastiano Conca, picturing sick awaiting miraculous healing at the Pool of Bethesda, appropriate to the church's mission as part of a hospital.
In its northern portion, three short mud-brick walls,radiating from the inner curve of the apse, delineated two small rooms that may have been used for storage.
He later built a small church which included an apse facing the east and its entrance facing the west, in accordance with the early Christian tradition that the east, where the sun rises, and the sunrise is symbolic of Christ's resurrection.
Apart from the 13th-century Venetian mosaics, which were extensively restored,the decorations in the apse, including the Bishop's throne, are copies dating from the 19th century.
The apse crypt of the church, funded by donations, was begun 19 March 1882, on the festival of St. Joseph, to the design of the architect Francisco de Paula del Villar, whose plan was for a Gothic revival church of a standard form.