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1. ambulatory 2. apse 3. atrium 4. baptistery 5. catacombs 6. nave 7. porphyry 8. martyria 9. mausoleum
4: building used for baptismal rites and containing the baptismal font; sometimes merely a bay or chapel reserved for baptisms
3: an enclosed area in the front of a house or building that allows the sunlight to permeate the space. Sometimes it can be open and sometimes covered by a skylight.
8: shrines dedicated to those killed for their religion
1: an aisle circling the site of the choir or altar in a cathedral
7: an igneous rock distinguished by the a groundmass of minerals embedded with crystals
2: a large niche, semicircular or polygonal in shape and usually vaulted, protruding from the end wall of a building in a Christian Church; it contains the altar
6: the central approach to the high altar. (from Latin navis meaning "ship," suggested by the keel shape of its vaulting)
9: a large burial chamber, usually above ground
5: underground burial sites
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