basilican

or ba·sil·i·cal

[ buh-sil-i-kuhn, -zil- ]

adjective

1. basilic ( def 2 ).

Example Sentences

For the most part, the Early Norman or Basilican forms were too low to please them in their present enthusiasm.

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We have already noticed that possibly the Basilican arrangement might be providentially ordered with reference to this.

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Constantinople preserved till recently a basilican church of the 5th century, that of St John Studios, 463, now a ruin.

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Many Byzantine churches, both cruciform and basilican, have been excavated.

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In general, Gallic churches are supposed to have been basilican, with all the poverty of the older style.

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