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Qualitative data for churches in Dioceses of Geneva and Basel‘~’ denotes approximate measurements

Church name Location

Date range (AD)

Apse type

Apse orientatio

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Max. length (m)

Const-ruction

materials

Nave Architectural features

North Cathedral Geneva 300-

400semi-

circular east 32 brick singlemultiple

annexes, choir baptistery,

atrium

South Cathedral Geneva 400-

500semi-

circular east ~30 brick single

multiple annexes, choir,

baptistery, atrium,

colonnade

Eastern Cathedral Geneva 500-

600semi-

circular east 22 stone/brick three

multiple annexes, choir,

baptistery, atrium,

colonnadeLa

Madeleine Geneva 450-500

semi-circular east 15 stone single portico, choir

St Gervais Geneva 450-500

semi-circular east ~25 stone single portico, choir

St Jean-les-Grottes Geneva 500-

600 square east 20 wood three

St Germain Geneva 400-

500semi-

circular east ~15 stone singlemultiple annexes,

colonnade, choir

St Jacques Vandoeuvres, Geneva

400-450 square east 8.5 stone single

baptistery, choir, oratory

(?)

St Hippolytus

Grand-Saconnex,

Geneva400-500 square east 8.5 stone single portico, choir

St Peter Meinier, Geneva

500-600 polygonal east 8.5 stone single choir (?)

St Martin Celigny, Geneva

400-500 square east 22.5 wood three portico (?)

St Julien-en-

Genevois

St Julien-en-Genevois, Geneva

400-500

semi-circular east 12.5 stone single

choir, two northern annexes

Episcopal church, St

GallKaiseraugst,

Basel300-400

semi-circular east 17 brick/

stone singlemultiple

annexes, bath, baptistery (?),atrium, choir,

cemetery church

Kaiseraugst, Basel

600-700 -- -- 9.5 stone -- memoria

St Nikolaus Lausen, Basel 500-

600semi-

circular east 6 stone single choir, altar

St Michael Buus, Basel 600-700 -- east 9 wood -- memoria

St Jakob Sissach, Basel 600-700 square east 11.5 stone single choir

St Peter and Paul Oberwil, Basel 600-

700 square east 9 stone single choir, altar, baptistery(?)

? Aesch, Basel 600-700 -- -- 6 wood -- memoria

St Peter and Paul Diegten, Basel 700-

800 -- -- 7 stone -- memoria

? Wintersingen, Basel

700-800 -- -- ~12 stone -- memoria

St Arbogast Muttenz, Basel 700-

800 Square east ~14 stone single choir, altar

St Michael Oberdorf, Basel 700-800 -- -- 5.5 stone -- memoria

? Bennwil, Basel 700-800 -- -- ~10 stone -- memoria

St Peter and Paul Ettingen, Basel 700-

800 -- -- 11 stone -- memoria

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Eucherius of Lyon, Epistula. MGH SRM, iii, p. 40

Boboleno, Vita Germani Abbatis Grandivallensis. MGH SRM, v, pp. 25-40.

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Bonnet, C. and Privati, B., 2000. De la ville antique à la ville chrétienne. Les chantiers archéologiques de Genève. In: Prevot, F. (ed.), Romanité et cité chrétienne. Permanences et mutations, intégration et exclusion du Ier au VIe siècle, Mélanges en l'honneur d'Yvette Duval, pp. 382-390.

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