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Birth of Gothic Cathedral Architecture
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In the 1140s, Abbot Suger rebuilt the choir of the Abbey Church of Saint-Denis near Paris using pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and walls of stained glass, launching the Gothic style that would define Catholic architecture for three centuries.
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