The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 238
t in the twelfth century on the site of one de-stroyed by the Saracens, and consists of the usual singlenave, having seven bays in its length, roofed with apointed barrel vault, and finished with an eastern apse. MARSEILLES. 213 Externally the whole building is surmounted with a crenel-lated and… … the other. The lowest, =y==i ,^^ r=|or crypt, contains thetomb of Sarah ; themiddle apse forms thechoirof the church; whileabove this there rises a -~third chapel in the towerabove the roof, contain-ing the relics of the ^^^ g^ Saintes Maries. Rude- church of les saintes maries. (From Rhmi.)\y…
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