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Here's a summary of the Gothic architecture in Rome, condensed into a few key points:

Key Features:

• Romanesque and Gothic styles blended together in Rome's architecture
• Use of pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses
• Ornate decorations, including carvings, sculptures, and stained glass
• Influence of French and Italian Gothic styles

Notable Examples:

• Santa Maria in Trastevere (12th century): One of the earliest examples of Gothic architecture in Rome
• Santa Maria Maggiore (12th century): Features a mix of Romanesque and Gothic styles
• San Clemente (12th century): Has a Gothic-style façade and interior decorations
• Santa Maria sopra Minerva (13th century): A rare example of Gothic architecture in Rome, with a pointed arch and ribbed vaults

Influence:

• Roman Gothic architecture was influenced by French and Italian Gothic styles
• The style was popularized by the Franciscan and Dominican orders
• Gothic architecture in Rome was often used in churches and monasteries

Legacy:

• Roman Gothic architecture had a lasting impact on the city's architectural style
• The style influenced the development of Renaissance architecture in Rome
• Many of Rome's Gothic buildings have been restored and preserved, making them popular tourist attractions.