The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
MacGibbon, David, d.1902 · Edinburgh, D. Douglas · leaf 372
this addition, entering off thelower cloister, was used as the refectory (Fig. 174). It is47 feet long by 16 feet wide, and is roofed with a roundtunnel vault strengthened with transverse ribs. Thisstructure must belong to a comparatively late period—probably the fifteenth centur)-—but it is… … FIG. 174. REFECTORY, CASTLE OF ST HONORAT. The custom of reading to the monks during meals byone of their number was evidently observed here, fromthe semi-circular recess or pulpit, raised a few steps abovethe floor, which is formed in the wall at the north-eastangle. The basement of this addition…
Architecture -- France Provence · Architecture -- France Riviera
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