GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE AND BEFORE REVIEW CHAPTER 16.

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GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE AND BEFORE REVIEW CHAPTER 16

KEY TERMS Rose Window Royal Portal Groin vault Rib Bay Cames Grozing Flying Buttress String course Pinnacles Lancets Trifroium Tracery Apsidal chapel Apsidioiles Fleurs-de-lis Mullions Hemicycle

COMPARING GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE WITH OTHERS Abbey Church of Saint-DenisAutun Notre-Dame in ParisPriory Church of St-Pierre Moissac Chartres CathedralPisa ReimsHildesheim Sainte-ChapelleSantiago de Compostela Salisbury CathedralOld St. Peter’s Cologne CathedralTrier Basilica

POINTS OF COMPARISON 1.Media 2.Purpose 3.Layout of the church 4.Art in the church 5.Relics? 6.Specific items unique to the time period

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