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n.NounPart of a church usually containing the altar
They looked up at the artwork that covered the apse
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London: Historic and Dynamic
- While the church's survival in WWII was almost miraculous, the apse of the church did take
While the church's survival in WWII was almost miraculous, the apse of the church did take
- While the church's survival in World War II was almost miraculous, the apse of the church did take a direct hit and was destroyed.
While the church's survival in World War II was almost miraculous, the apse of the church did take a direct hit and was destroyed.
Book 08 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-6)
- At the very extremity, in the gloom of the apse, a gigantic silver cross was visible against a black drapery which hung from the vault to the pavement.
At the very extremity, in the gloom of the apse, a gigantic silver cross was visible against a black drapery which hung from the vault to the pavement.
- At the very extremity, in the gloom of the apse, a gigantic silver cross was visible
At the very extremity, in the gloom of the apse, a gigantic silver cross was visible
How Gaudí Designed the Sagrada Familia
- This is the apse.
This is the apse.
- This is the apse.
This is the apse.
The Pantheon
- One could imagine him even in the back apse opposite the entrance.
One could imagine him even in the back apse opposite the entrance.
Book 10 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-7)
- apse was on the street. Gringoire was devoutly examining its
apse was on the street. Gringoire was devoutly examining its
- The apse is of a very devout, and so peculiar a fashion that I have never beheld
The apse is of a very devout, and so peculiar a fashion that I have never beheld