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How to judge architecture

Note 41 — Chapter IV · CENTRAL MEDIÆVAL DESIGN

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Triforium: Properly, a gallery more or less open, built in the wall opposite the aisle roof, and therefore above the great arches of the nave and choir and below the clearstory windows. Often, a gallery in the wall below the clearstory but less accurately placed.

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