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Romanesque Benedictine church at Ják, near Szombathely, Hung.
Ermelo: church with an 11th-century Romanesque steeple
Roermond: minster
Romanesque archivolts over the arches of the nave of Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire, England, mid-12th century
Ruvo di Puglia: 13th-century Romanesque cathedral
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