narthex

From the west and south there used to be a covered narthex.

The only remaining ones are kept in the narthex of the church.

A deep narthex was entered by a single central door.

The length of the church without narthex is 21 meters.

Therefore, some may refer to the narthex as being at the western end of the floor plan.

On each side of the narthex is a lancet window.

The latter stretches to the south of the church and the narthex.

She guided him across the dark narthex to the space between two of the doors to the outside.

There is a separate narthex (entrance area) in the west.

Although very small, it has a complete nave and narthex.

The west part of the church (the narthex) is entirely in ruins.

It is accessed through three gates, all from the narthex.

A very fat man stepped into the narthex and looked up the aisle.

At the west end is the narthex and in later times a campanile has been added.

The church is entered through a porch and into a narthex on the south west corner of the building.

It has no narthex today, but there are three naves.

An open narthex with balcony overhead is directly inside the door.

To the west is the tower, again flanked by a north and south narthex.

In front of the three main churches, he then raised a monumental narthex.

At the west end is a narthex, divided from the body of the church by an oak screen.

There is a single casement window in the narthex to the north of the door.

The animals scrambled up the stone steps, and were led to one side of the narthex.

"We are in the narthex of the sanctuary now," she said with reverence.

He dragged Tony into the narthex and then went back to his car for the gasoline.

The edifice has a narthex to the west and a sanctuary to the east.