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10 January, 17:41

Which description does not apply to a Romanesque church? A. thin stone walls reinforced with flying buttresses B. huge interior columns and round arches C. small windows set in thick stone walls D. built like a fortress to serve as a refuge as well as a church

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  1. 10 January, 19:24
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    A) Thin stone walls reinforced with flying buttresses description does not apply to a Romanesque church. The description above shows that a Romanesque church has thin stone walls. A Romanesque architecture is well known for its quality of the building's strength, which is built with the strong wall, and sturdy pillars.
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