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Meanings of latin cross in English
Usage of latin cross in English
1
Next come the Latin Cross and the watery sign Pisces, the Fishes.
2
It is in the form of a Latin cross, and is 355 feet long.
3
We shall find another application of the same type to the Latin cross in Pl.
4
There, also, was the Church of Notre Dame, in the form of a Latin cross.
5
The vast hall, in the form of a Latin cross, revealed a dusky line of frescoes.
6
Enlarged or re-built in the X century, it was then long and narrow, a Latin cross.
7
Then why do churches use the Latin cross?'
8
The form is that of the Latin cross.
9
The cross is rudely built of two beams in the form which is called a Latin cross.
10
Principal front of a nave, most likely of a church on the plan of a Latin cross.
11
One of them has the form of a Latin cross measuring nineteen feet along its greatest extent.
12
It is in the form of a Latin cross, forty-six feet in length by about forty in width.
13
It was in the form of a Latin cross, with fluted columns dividing the aisles from the nave.
14
On its stump there was erected in 1897 a new Latin cross to commemorate the jubilee of Queen Victoria.
15
On the rear wall of Calvary Church there had been painted, when the church was built, a Latin cross.
16
Agnellus tells us that the Augusta built close to her palace a great church in the shape of a Latin cross.
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Translations for latin cross
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Latin cross through the time
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