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    Charlemagne's Basilica

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    The chapel is the most famous example of the antique architecture models imitation. Being the part of the Charlemagne’s palace complex‚ the chapel reconstitutes one of the types of the ancient Roman architectural design — central area in the form of an octagon‚ surrounded by 16-sided ambulatory with galleries. Created by Odo of Metz‚ the palace chapel resembles the Byzantine Church of San Vitale in Ravenna‚ however it looks heavier and it has more visual logic. The chapel — is the result

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    Lillies of The field

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    the conflict because she wants the Chapel built and thinks Homer should work hard and do it. 2c) The climax of this conflict is when Mother Maria and Homer have a confrontation with Livingston. This is when Homer who is so disgusted by Livingston saying that Homer could not build the Chapel‚ Homer decides to do just that. He decides to build the chapel‚ which was what Mother Maria wanted. 3) Two examples of foreshadowing that Homer would eventually build the chapel are when Homer’s clearing of the

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    Obviously the dominant discourse held by slaves was against slavery. Chapel‚ a young slave was consumed by the idea of “freedom’ his yearning of “paradise”. This idea brought about by Lydia‚ his teacher and forbidden lover. Chapel wished to run away with his “star crossed lover”‚ and fulfil his dreams of becoming a writer. The exemplary use of form showing his love of education and imagination portrayed

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    The Sainte-Chapelle

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    existence was funded by Louis the 9th‚ who was the King of France at the time. His purpose for this building was to house the many valuable‚ sacred‚ and historical artifacts he had collected over the years. Additionally‚ the creation of this chapel would push the Kingdom of France to be seen as one of the leaders of Western Christianity‚ as this would add punctuation to the relationship between the then current monarchy and Christianity. The Sainte-Chapelle is thought of in two

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    The Sedlec Ossuary

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    It is so unique because it is built out of human bones! It is estimated that it contains the bones of between 40‚000 and 70‚000 people. It is a small Roman Catholic chapel‚ located beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints (Czech:Hřbitovní kostel Všech Svatých) in Sedlec‚ a suburb of Kutná Hora in the Czech Republic. The Chapel is one of the Czech Republics biggest tourist attractions‚ bringing in over 200‚000 visitors each and every year. History Henry‚ the abbot of the Cistercian monastery

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    Nicholas Tirado Professor Markus Recreation Leisure 3/19/14 Chapel Hill Recreation Center Mission statement: The Chapel Hill Recreation Center promotes the desire of students and our community to seek and maintain a balanced‚ healthy lifestyle. The Center ensures that its environment and programs remain stimulating‚ challenging‚ and inviting. Recreation and leisure activities offered by the Chapel Hill Recreation Center focus on integrating mind and body through positive traditional

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    Palatine Chapel was the remains of the earlier version of Charlemagne’s Palace of Aachen. This is now currently in Germany. The palace does not exist anymore‚ however the remains and the central part of the Palace was used to create the Chapel. This is considered the city’s landmark. The design was mainly used because the early churches that were built inspired them. The main design of the Chapel is octagonal and it was later enlarged. Charlemagne was the one who start building the Palatine Chapel. Not

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    He created many many different structures that are still standing today. Some of the structures he designed are Medici Chapel‚ Saint Peter’s Basilica‚ and the Laurentian Library. In 1524 Michelangelo was told by the Medici Pope to design a library. He wanted him to design it for the St. Lorenzo’s Church in his hometown Florence‚ Italy. Michelangelo designed the interior

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    Pfieffer chapel‚ Buckner Building (Original Roux Library)‚ Ordway Building (Originally called the Industrial Arts Building)‚ Danforth Chapel‚ Polk County Science Building (Called Polk Science by faculty and students)‚ Watson/Fine Building (Administration Building)‚ Water Dome‚ Three Seminars (Now the Business Office)‚ and The Esplanades. It took about twenty years for the master plan to be fulfilled. The first building completed and one of the most notable is the Annie Pfeiffer Chapel‚ begun in

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    The Renaissance‚ often described as the rebirth of classical antiquity‚ took place from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century throughout Europe. Ancient Roman and Greek culture was rediscovered and many technological and artistic advancements were made. Humanism‚ an area of study designed with the goal of understanding human nature by studying Latin and Greek literature‚ was an idea associated with the Renaissance. During the fifteenth century‚ the printing press was developed‚ resulting in the

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