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The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)

Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 297

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ig. 120) is well preserved,many of the towers which strengthen it being almost entire.These arc for the most part square and lofty, and have thusquite a Southern aspect. The original crenellations stillexist, together with the holes for the short beams which 2/2 MEDIEVAL PERIOD. carried the wooden… … FIG. 120. HYERES CASTLE. summit of the rock, and from its ruins a commanding andextensive prospect is obtained. The walls are probablynot older than the thirteenth centur\-. Within the enceintethe ground is laid out as a private vineyard. In the middle of the old town stands the picturesquechurch…

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