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    The document describes the architectural features of early Christian churches from the 4th-6th centuries. It discusses plans for basilican churches and baptisteries that included elements like naves, aisles, bemas, and apses. Round churches are also described as having circular or polygonal plans with domical roofs supported by pendentives. Decorations included mosaics and frescoes. Byzantine architecture is characterized as "Roman-like" with round arches, load-bearing walls, masonry ceilings, and buttress piers, along with few windows, sparse ornamentation, towers, and a Latin cross plan.

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    The document describes the architectural features of early Christian churches from the 4th-6th centuries. It discusses plans for basilican churches and baptisteries that included elements like naves, aisles, bemas, and apses. Round churches are also described as having circular or polygonal plans with domical roofs supported by pendentives. Decorations included mosaics and frescoes. Byzantine architecture is characterized as "Roman-like" with round arches, load-bearing walls, masonry ceilings, and buttress piers, along with few windows, sparse ornamentation, towers, and a Latin cross plan.

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    Hoa Module 2 P2 5

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    The document describes the architectural features of early Christian churches from the 4th-6th centuries. It discusses plans for basilican churches and baptisteries that included elements like naves, aisles, bemas, and apses. Round churches are also described as having circular or polygonal plans with domical roofs supported by pendentives. Decorations included mosaics and frescoes. Byzantine architecture is characterized as "Roman-like" with round arches, load-bearing walls, masonry ceilings, and buttress piers, along with few windows, sparse ornamentation, towers, and a Latin cross plan.

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