Art History Chapter 8

2. The part of a church in which the service is sung, usually in apse.
4. A small dome, with windows around its drum, built atop of a larger dome or roof.
6. _______buttress is supportive structure consisting of a tower buttress and a flying arch.
7. A complex of buildings comprised of a monastery and a church.
8. A massive support built against a wall to receive a lateral thrust exerted by a vault, roof or arch.
11. The upper section of a wall used for lighting and ventilation/the upper story of the nave.
12. The chair or throne of a bishop.
13. A carved or decorated space above a door and under the arch of a Romanesque or Gothic church facade.
15. An almond shaped outline enclosing the full figure of a person endowed with divine light, usually Christ.
16. A covered walkway around an open court or garden.

1. Ornamental stonework in a decorative pattern.
3. A complex vault with radiating ribs.
5. Any passageway around a central space/around an apse of a church/covered walkway around a cloister.
9. A circular window with stone tracery featuring Gothic church architecture.
10. A porch or vestibule, preceding the main entrance of a church
11. A bell-tower either attached to a church or freestanding nearby.
14. A full-scale drawing from which a painting or fresco is made/simple humorous drawing.
16. The area of a church where the transept intersects the nave.