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How do you measure a building in stories?
the number of rows of windows
Is Sims life stories OK for windows 7?
Yes, any sims game will work with Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7.
Where there windows in medieval churches?
Yes many had ( still do) stain glass windows that tell bible stories. The people couldn't read so one way the church taught the bible was to put the stories in the churches in stain glass. The medieval church was ( still is) a beautiful church.
What are the adjectives in the sentence The wet sidewalk glistens in the bright lights from the windows of stories?
The wet sidewalk glistens in the bright lights from the windows of stories.
Why do chuches have stories on their stained glass windows?
Since you aren't specific, I will answer with the assumption you are speaking about stained glass windows. In most Cathedrals the stained glass windows tell stories from both the old and new testament. Please remember that when many of the Cathedrals in europe were built most of the people could not read. The pictures in the stained glass windows were something like a picture book. The pictures told a story without the use of words. Both the placement of the windows and the stories they told helped to reinforce Christian beliefs.
How many stories is 75 feet?
Well, darling, 75 feet is equivalent to about 7 stories in a building. But hey, don't go jumping out of any windows just yet. Remember, it's always better to take the stairs!
Will sims2 life stories run on windows 7?
Yeah it should do.
What purpose do stain glass windows serve?
Stained glass windows are used to depict images, usually thematic. e.g. In a church, there would be stained glass windows depicting stories from The Bible, in a college lecture hall, there could be stained glass windows depicting flora and fauna.
Why are the rose windows important to the Notre Dame Cathedral?
Because they tell biblical stories by pictures.
How many windows does the ocracoke lighthouse have?
How many windows does Ocrocoke have
Why were medieval cathedrals called stone bibles?
I have never heard this term used, but if it has been it is because the churches contrained windows that told the stories of the bible. People couldn't read so the church to teach the bible stories used the church itself to teach the stories. They were in the stain glass windows and in the paintings as well using the "stations of the cross" to teach the bible.
What were many stained glass windows of the middle ages meant to do?
teach they were made to teach
