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nave of San Miniato al Monte Medieval cathedral arranged on a cruciform plan Bayeux, France: Gothic cathedral Vatican City: St. Peter's Basilica Westminster Abbey: choir nave Amiens Cathedral: nave New Abbey: Sweetheart Abbey Figure 37: Laon cathedral, begun c. 1165. (Right) Nave, afterc. 1165. Nave of the church at Monte Cassino Abbey
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nave of San Miniato al Monte
Nave of San Miniato al Monte (1062) showing roof trusses, Florence.
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Medieval cathedral arranged on a cruciform plan
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Bayeux, France: Gothic cathedral
Interior of the Gothic cathedral, Bayeux, France.
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Vatican City: St. Peter's Basilica
Interior of St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City.
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Westminster Abbey: choir
The choir of Westminster Abbey, London.
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Nave of St. John Cantius Church, Chicago.
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Amiens Cathedral: nave
The nave of Amiens Cathedral, France.
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New Abbey: Sweetheart Abbey
Remains of the nave of the Cistercian Sweetheart Abbey in the village of New Abbey,...
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Figure 37: Laon cathedral, begun c. 1165. (Right) Nave, afterc. 1165.
Jean Roubier
Nave of the church at Monte Cassino Abbey
Nave of the church at Monte Cassino Abbey, Cassino, Italy.
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Notre-Dame's soaring Gothic interior
The nave of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, which was completed by 1250.
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Saint-Étienne, Caen, France
The nave of the church of Saint-Étienne (begun 1067), Caen, France.
Jean Roubier
Hall church
Interior showing the nave and side aisles of St. Wolfgang's Church (1515–40), a hall...
André Karwath
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