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    The basilica was a roofed hall with a wide central area--the nave--flanked by side aisles, and it often had two or more stories. In Roman times basilicas were the site of business transactions and legal proceedings. The building type was adapted in Christian times as the standard form of the Western church with an apse and altar at the end of the long nave.

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    The basilica was a roofed hall with a wide central area--the nave--flanked by side aisles, and it often had two or more stories. In Roman times basilicas were the site of business transactions and legal proceedings. The building type was adapted in Christian times as the standard form of the Western church with an apse and altar at the end of the long nave.

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