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A judgment is a binding judgment that establishes (declares) rights or duties, but does not order their enforcement.
Westwork
The facade and towers at the western end (Westwerk) of a medieval church, principally in Germany. In contemporaneous documents, the westwork is called a castellum (Latin, “castle” or “fortress”) or turris (“tower”).
Monumental Facade
A large and impressive front face or exterior of a building, often decorated or elaborately designed.
Equestrian Portrait
A genre of portraiture where the subject is depicted riding a horse, often associated with nobility and military leaders.
9th-Century
Referring to the period from 801 to 900 AD, notable for various historical and cultural developments worldwide.
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