Which Architectural Element, Sometimes Seen in Early Christian Longitudinal Churches

question 56

Multiple Choice

Which architectural element, sometimes seen in Early Christian longitudinal churches, did NOT derive from the Roman basilica?

• A) the apse
• B) the nave
• C) the transept
• D) the atrium

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