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 1 2,2 |     body of the church is the Nave, separated from the Sanctuary (
 2 2,2 |      stand). The walls of the Nave are usually decorated with
 3 2,2 |      side, separated from the Nave by the Iconostasis. The
 4 2,2 |   which projects out into the Nave is called the Soleas (an
 5 2,2 |   placed in the center of the Nave is a raised platform called
 6 2,2 |     is set at the side of the Nave for the Bishop's use.~ ~
 7 2,2 |        10. The Soleas~11. The Nave~12. The Vestibule~13. The
 8 2,3 |   sort of barrier between the Nave and the Altar, with the
 9 2,3 |    corresponds to earth, the [Nave] to heaven, and the holy [
10 10,3|     of men and of angels; But nave not love, I am a noisy gong
11 11,2| church building is called the Nave, which comes from the Latin