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巴西利卡（In Brazil,） Basilica is a form of public architecture in ancient Rome characterized by a long flat surface with a circle of colonnades on the outside. The main entrance is on the long side, while the short side has an ear chamber, and the roof is made of a striped arch. Later, the church building originated from basilica, but the main entrance was changed to a short side. The term basilica is derived from the Greek word for hall of Kings, and the Latin name is basilica domus. The metropolis was originally a luxury building for courts or malls. directory Introduction to architectural features The designer The historical evolution of the Roman as a building structure Other cities in Brazil The most outrageous basilica Christianity and basilica are the earliest Early middle ages Renaissance and baroque Title profile architectural features The designer The historical evolution of the Roman as a building structure Other cities in Brazil The most outrageous basilica Christianity and basilica are the earliest Early middle ages Renaissance and baroque The title of Expand your profile Architectural features Christianity used the architectural layout of the basilica of Rome to build churches, especially in the Roman era. Most churches in the Roman era were basilica. As the changes of the history of Brazil, the meaning of the word has also changed, today has a special status in the language of the Roman Catholic cathedral, known as Brazil, regardless of its architectural style and structure. The designer Basilica is one of the important works of the Renaissance important architect, palladio, in the late stage of the late (second half of the 16th century). Edit the history of this section The Roman was built as a structure In Athens, Greece, the basilica was a name for a building that was the office of the sovereign or the supreme aristocrat, rather than a building structure. Basilica, a Greek construction structure, was also introduced by the Romans. The oldest Brazilian