The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 346
Ferreol. It is very peculiar in design,and is undoubtedly one of the earliest buildings in Provence. The plan (Fig. 159) shews a nave of two bays, havingone transverse arch supported on simple columns, withrude caps of the same section as the string courses orimposts of the arches, beyond which is… … 322 MEDI.EVAL PERIOD. tives, but as best it could be done by the workmen of thetime out of a lower dome which fills in the angles betweenthe apses.
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