Architectural term. Also called the entrance hall. In church architecture, this is a large space between the main entrance and the main nave. It differs from a porch in that it is a space closed off from the outside air. Originally, non-believers were only allowed to enter up to this point, and could not participate in liturgies in the church. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
建築用語。玄関間ともいう。聖堂建築において正面入口と身廊本体の間に設けられる広間。外気に対して閉鎖される空間という点がポーチと異なる。本来は信徒以外はここまでしか入れず,聖堂内の典礼には参加できなかった。
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