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Some noteworthy examples are the chancel grille at the left of the nave, Orvieto Cathedral (1337); the grille around the Scaligeri tombs of Verona (c. 1340); the grille at the baptistery of Prato cathedral (1348); the chancel screen in the sacristy chapel of Sta.
Imagine walking in the dark nave of a cathedral.
"Here's the nave of the cathedral," he said, gesturing toward the vaulted roof.
But renovation has caused the entire nave of the cathedral to be closed off with a wooden partition.
On the recording, you can hear the echo sail down the nave of the cathedral, like a hammer thrown with enormous force.
The whole dates from the 10th to the 16th century, with the Romanesque church of the Basse Oeuvre standing in the space planned for the cathedral nave.
An exclamation of some kind is almost inevitable on seeing the nave of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine for the first time in two years.
"Don Giovanni," always a more problematic proposition, unfolded mostly in what appeared to be the nave of a cathedral, flanked by wall-to-wall confessionals.
I walked down the allee of maples, which with their branches held high overhead acted like the arching nave of a cathedral.
Yet Saint Laurent understands the purpose of the performance: he has walked down a runway that resembles the nave of a cathedral to attend his own consecration.
