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Gothic dome

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A structure supposed to be possible or conceivable; at once a true cupola and Gothic in structure and design. A true cupola could not exist in Gothic architecture. When, however, a vaulted compartment is much crowned-up, the rounded forms approach those of a dome in this sense. (Jones, 1992)

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