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−	In architecture, the slype (or slip) is ~~the term used to describe~~ a narrow covered passageway found in a medieval church, monastery or cathedral. The slype is frequently adjacent to the cloisters and is often situated between the transept or nave. It leads to the chapter house or deanery of the church.	+	In architecture, the slype (or slip) is a narrow covered passageway found in a medieval church, monastery or cathedral. The slype is frequently adjacent to the cloisters and is often situated between the transept or nave. It leads to the chapter house or deanery of the church.

	The term may come from the Flemish word, slijpe, which is a place for slipping in and out. In general terms, slype is simply a narrow passageway or road.		The term may come from the Flemish word, slijpe, which is a place for slipping in and out. In general terms, slype is simply a narrow passageway or road.

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	* Dwarf gallery.		* Dwarf gallery.
	* Floors of the great medieval churches.		* Floors of the great medieval churches.
−	* ~~Gargoyle~~.	+	* Vault.

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−	* 39 cathedrals to benefit from grants for repairs.
	* Apse.		* Apse.
	* Boss (medieval architecture).		* Boss (medieval architecture).
	* Cathedral.		* Cathedral.
	* Cloister.		* Cloister.
		+	* Dwarf gallery.
	* Floors of the great medieval churches.		* Floors of the great medieval churches.
	* Gargoyle.		* Gargoyle.

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	In architecture, the slype (or slip) is the term used to describe a narrow covered passageway found in a medieval church, monastery or cathedral. The slype is frequently adjacent to the cloisters and is often situated between the transept or nave. It leads to the chapter house or deanery of the church.		In architecture, the slype (or slip) is the term used to describe a narrow covered passageway found in a medieval church, monastery or cathedral. The slype is frequently adjacent to the cloisters and is often situated between the transept or nave. It leads to the chapter house or deanery of the church.
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		+	* 39 cathedrals to benefit from grants for repairs.
		+	* Apse.
		+	* Boss (medieval architecture).
		+	* Cathedral.
		+	* Cloister.
		+	* Floors of the great medieval churches.
		+	* Gargoyle.

	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:History]]		[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:History]]

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In architecture, the slype (or slip) is the term used to describe a narrow covered passageway found in a medieval church, monastery or cathedral. The slype is frequently adjacent to the cloisters and is often situated between the transept or nave. It leads to the chapter house or deanery of the church.

The term may come from the Flemish word, slijpe, which is a place for slipping in and out. In general terms, slype is simply a narrow passageway or road.

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