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- Architecture, Arab
- Architecture, Islamic
- Architecture, Moorish
- Architecture, Muslim
- Architecture, Saracenic
- Moorish architecture
- Muslim architecture
- Saracenic architecture
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Filed under: Islamic architecture
Filed under: Islamic architecture -- Morocco -- Marrakech
Filed under: Minbars -- Morocco -- Marrakech
Filed under: Minbars -- Conservation and restoration -- Morocco -- Marrakech
Filed under: Islamic architecture -- Asia
Filed under: Islamic architecture -- Asia -- CongressesFiled under: Islamic architecture -- Asia, CentralFiled under: Islamic architecture -- Iran
Filed under: Islamic architecture -- Lebanon -- TripoliFiled under: Islamic architecture -- PakistanFiled under: Islamic architecture -- AwardsFiled under: Islamic architecture -- Congresses
Filed under: Islamic architecture -- Conservation and restoration -- CongressesFiled under: Islamic architecture -- Egypt -- Cairo Metropolitan Area -- Congresses
Filed under: Islamic architecture -- Designs and plans -- Archives -- CatalogsFiled under: Islamic architecture -- Dictionaries
Filed under: Islamic architecture -- Egypt -- Cairo
Filed under: Mosques -- Egypt -- Cairo- Some Cairo Mosques, and Their Founders (London: Constable and Co., 1921), by Mrs. R. L. Devonshire
Filed under: Architecture, Mameluke -- Lebanon -- TripoliFiled under: Islamic architecture -- EuropeFiled under: Islamic architecture -- United StatesFiled under: Mosques
Filed under: Mosques -- ArmeniaFiled under: Mosques -- Kurdistan
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Filed under: Religious architecture
Filed under: Buddhist architecture -- Asia
Filed under: Stūpas -- India- Sculptured Tope on an Old Stone at Dras, Ladak (London: Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, 1882), by William Simpson
Filed under: Chapels -- Fiction- The Heart's Kingdom, by Maria Thompson Daviess, illust. by W. B. King (Gutenberg text and illustrated HTML)
Filed under: Church architecture
Filed under: Church architecture -- DetailsFiled under: Church architecture -- England- The Annals of Arley (Kidderminster: Printed by W. Hepworth, 1914), by Hellier Randall Mayo
- The Church Treasury of History, Custom, Folk-Lore, Etc. (London: W. Andrews and Co., 1898), ed. by William Andrews
- Some Old Devon Churches: Their Rood Screens, Pulpits, Fonts, etc. (London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, and Co., ca. 1908), by John Stabb (page images at HathiTrust)
- Antiquities and Curiosities of the Church (London: W. Andrews and Co., 1897), ed. by William Andrews (illustrated HTML with commentary at elfinspell.com)
Filed under: Church architecture -- Europe, WesternFiled under: Church architecture -- FranceFiled under: Church architecture -- Greece
Filed under: Tabernacle- The Mosaic Tabernacle, in its Arrangement and Worship, as the Symbol of the Christian Church (New York: J. Moffet, 1857) (page images at HathiTrust)
- The Tabernacle and its Furniture (London: B. L. Green, 1849), by John Kitto, illust. by W. Dickes
- The Tabernacle: or, The Gospel According to Moses (Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication, c1865), by George Junkin
- Die Stiftshütte: Der Tempel in Jerusalem und der Tempelplatz der Jetztzeit (in German; Berlin: Weidmannsche Buchhandlung, 1896), by Conrad Schick
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