Double-apse” Churches Through the Sacred Images and the Liturgy: The Chapel Annexed to St. George of Rashkida (Lebanon)

Key Points

• The architectural design of double-apse churches influences the representation of sacred images and ritual practices.
• Historical context indicates how the chapel's layout is essential in understanding regional liturgical practices.
• Observational analysis of the chapel's elements uncovers its role in preserving cultural heritage over time.
• Significance lies in highlighting unique architectural features that may inform future studies of regional churches.

Abstract