Bazilika
Bazilika is a term derived from the Greek word "basilikos," meaning royal or imperial. It is used to describe a type of large Christian church, typically a cathedral, that is considered the principal church of a diocese or a significant religious center. The term "bazilika" has been used since the early Christian era to denote churches with special status and privileges.
The concept of a bazilika evolved over time, with the earliest examples dating back to the 4th
Throughout history, bazilikas have played a crucial role in the development of Christian architecture and liturgy.
In addition to their religious significance, bazilikas have also contributed to the cultural and architectural heritage