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• The multifoil arch design was influenced by Islamic art and architecture.
• Above this is a very small multifoil, circular window with leadlight.
• The lobes of multifoil arches were multiplied and thinned, transformed in hermitage ).
• The fa鏰de niches have multifoil or scalloped tops like those of the niches of the main church at Geghard.
• But there is also a strong Moorish influence, especially the vaults of C髍doba's Mosque, and the multifoil arches.
• It features Hebrew inscriptions praising the king and himself, and quotations from the Psalms, as well as multifoil arches and a massive Mud閖ar panelled ceiling.
• A mihrab, which surrounds a chain of small, ornamented rosettes, is located in a shell-like multifoil conch in the southern end arch of the mausoleum.
• The term is French, " foil " means " leaf . " The number of foils involved is indicated by a prefix : trefoil  3, quatrefoil  4, etc ., and multifoil  many.
• At the top of the clerestory, about 105 feet above the floor, visitors are treated to a breathtaking vista of the vaulted ceiling from a small bridge across an interior buttress, framed by the cusps of a multifoil rosette more than 10 feet in diameter.
• The church of the Nativity of the Mother of God is a cross-in-square design with a dome and built of stone, with some external carved decoration in the eastern fa鏰de where traditional niches have multifoil or scalloped tops connected to the frame of the middle window.
• This style of horseshoe arch then spread all over the Caliphate and adjacent areas, and was adopted by the successor Muslim emirates of the peninsula, the taifas, as well as by the Almoravids, Almohads and the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada, although also lobed, round, pointed and multifoil arches were also used at that time.