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The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)

Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 188

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These now present a very quaint appearance, and aresuggestive of many a cold and weary watch. They wereonly large enough to hold half-a-dozen men, but theyconstituted points which guarded the circulation on the chemins de rondes. They were provided with a fire- VILLENEUVE. 163 place and loops to… … FIG. 61. CHURCH OF VILLENEUVE-LF,Z-AVlCNON. There are several interesting architectural relics inthe town of V^illeneuve. The church, a Gothic edificeof the fourteenth century, is designed on the Southernplan of a wide hall, but is executed with Gothic details, 164 MEDI.^VAL PERIOD. and pointed…

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