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The plan of a typical large Romanesque church or cathedral is organised around a distinctive element called the 'Crossing', which is defined as the:
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- 1Inner circular path around the main altar
- 2Intersection of the central nave and the side transepts✓
- 3Apse where the main altar is located
- 4Entrance porch at the western end of the church
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Intersection of the central nave and the side transepts
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