The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 442
E. the district, and overlooked numerous and extensive landswith which the order was enriched. The tower of LaTrinitc, as already mentioned, formed one of the outlying VENXE. 417 forts of the Templars, and is well seen from the Comman-dery. When violent hands were laid upon the order byPhilip the… … FIG. 242. TOWER OR KEiiP OF THE CONSUL, VENCE. Philip had persuaded to join in the destruction of theTemplars. But in Provence the greater number of theKnights were allowed to escape, only forty-eight in allbeing captured. Their lands were chiefly bestowed on theKnights Hospitallers, who thus…
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