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From the presence of the bishop's throne, or cathedra; the principal church of a diocese, the church where a bishop officiates. The most famous cathedrals are probably the Gothic cathedrals of Northern France. These include: Chartres Cathedral (1194-1250); Notre-Dame Cathedral Paris (1163-1345); as well as those at Reims and Amiens. In Germany, the most famous is Cologne Cathedral (1248-1880); in Italy, Florence Cathedral (1296-1436) and those at Milan and Siena; as well as Burgos and Santiago de Compostela in Spain.
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