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Миланский кафедральный собор построен в стиле с поэтичным названием “пламенеющая готика”. The architectural style Milan cathedral is built in is called Flamboyant, also known under poetic name “burning gothic”.
Kylemore Abbey- Ireland
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Detail of Initial S: Two Men Fighting with Swords, Ms. Ludwig XIV 6, f. 259v by unknown creator and Michael Lupi de Çandiu, Spain c. 1290-1310 via Getty Open Content Program
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St. Dunstan-in-the-East Church, London
Imperial Orb, Sword and Scabbard of the Holy Roman Empire. The orb was made in Germany c.1200, the scabbard in Italy in the 2nd half of the 11th century, and the sword in Germany c.1198-1218. The gold panels on the scabbard depict kings and emperors from Charlemagne to Henry III
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