The Establishment and Primary Development of Sacral Centre at St. Nicolas Church (today St. Giles) in Royal Town Nymburk

Resumé: The Establishment and Primal Development of Sacral Centre by the Saint Nicolas Church {today St. Egidius} in Royal Town Nymburk The study is based on cross-disciplinary methodic, on work with written and unwritten founts relating to beginnings and development of sacral centre by the St. Nicolas Church in Nymburk in the 13th and 14th century. St. Nicolas Church {today St. Egidius} has not already regular constructional and historical research. The study endeavors to ascertain amount of presumable appearance of the presbytery of the church. It aims to size up, which ones from the architectonical wholes or details should be original, historical and what times they could have been from. Long-term transformation of the church building can be research from the unwritten founts and single building. The latest discovering of old remains of constructional phases of the church appertains to Hilbert's restoration. The quantity of his plans and drawings has not already been studied in detail and there have not been any criticism of them. In this set there is both documentation of foregone state and materials relating to restoration. He had discovered many elements and restored some of them, but there are others which were appended by him. The study also enlarges about the Gothic brick architecture and..