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The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)

Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 256

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own.The Roman monuments, however, have been preserved,and are placed in the mediaeval Episcopal Palace, whichhas been partly converted into a museum. The important architectural works which still exist areall concentrated round the Cathedral of St Just (Fig. 103). NARBONNE. 231 As at Beziers, the… … FIG. 103. CATHEDRAL OF ST JL-ST, NARBONNE. is Northern. Whether we regard the steep roofs andgables, the sub-divided forms of the vaulting, the sectionsof the mouldings, the character of the cloisters, the shapeof the windows, the dispositions of the plan, or the defen-sive arrangements, the whole…

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