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Notre Dame Cathedral and Santiago de Compostela Cathedral were discussed, noting their spires, roofs, bell towers, facades, and encimbrados as key parts. Stained glass windows, gargoyles, and Gothic sculpture and arches were described as typical decorations of these cathedrals.
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