The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 304
de of the church.The arcade next the nave is on a higher level than theother three, owing to the slope of the hill, and is onl> onestory high, there being no rooms on this side for an uppergallery to give access to. The other three sides of thecloister had originally an upper floor, with open… … 28o MEDI/EVAL PERIOD. simple form, consisting of plain round arches in the wall,filled in with a single solid shaft supporting two smallerround arches, and a circular eye above. The arches areabsolutely without mouldings. The caps and bases of the
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