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Grotto |
A natural or artificial cave used as a holy place.
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Guilloche |
An ornament formed by two or more bands twisted
over each other in a continuous series, leaving circular openings
which are often filled with round ornaments.
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Half Column |
An engaged column projecting approximately slightly
more than one half of its diameter.
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Halogan |
A type of incandescent lamp that contains halogen
gases (such as iodine, chlorine, bromine, and fluorine) which
slow the evaporation of the tungsten filament.
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Headstock |
A supporting beam for a church bell.
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Hekhal |
The main chamber of the Temple at Jerusalem,
beyond which lay the Holy of Holies.
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High Altar |
The primary altar in a church.
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High Church |
A style of worship in the Catholic or Anglican
tradition in which candles, incense, fine linens are incorporated
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Holy of Holies |
The innermost shrine of a Jewish tabernacle and
temple.
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Holy Water Font |
The basin for holding holy water, placed near
the entrance of a church.
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Holy Water Stone |
A stone basin for holy water.
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Honeycomb Ornament |
A common name for the anthemion common in Greek
decorative sculpture.
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Horseshoe Arch |
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House of God |
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House of Worship |
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Hymn Board |
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Ikon |
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In Antis |
The space between antae two columns in a portico.
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Intercupola |
The space between two cupolas.
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Interdome |
The space between the inner and outer domes.
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