Ghislebertus (“zheel-BARE-tus”) sculpted The Last Judgement above one of these features, as was common in Romanesque (-5[1])architecture. (10[2])Old Testament kings (10[1])are sculpted into the Chartres (“SHAR-truh”) Cathedral’s “Royal” one (10[1])of these features, (-5[1])which are found (10[1])below (-5[1])tympanums. (10[2]-5[3])Many artists (10[1])sculpted (-5[1])the Binding of Isaac for a (10[1])1401 (10[1])contest (10[2])to (-5[1])design (10[2])one of these (10[3])features (10[5]-5[4])at the Florence (10[3])Baptistery (10[3]-5[2])that Lorenzo (10[2]-5[1])Ghiberti (10[5]-5[2])won (10[1])over (10[1]-5[1])Filippo (10[3]-5[3])Brunelleschi (10[2]-5[9])(“broo-nel-LESS-kee”). The (-5[2])Thinker (10[1]-5[4])is part (-5[2])of a sculptural group named (10[1])for these features. (10[7])So-called (10[1])“French” (10[2])examples (10[2])of these features (10[1])are (10[1])fully covered by windows. (10[2]-5[2])For 10 points, name these architectural (-5[1])features that regulate (-5[3])entry into rooms. (10[5])■END■ (10[52]0[5])