Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 223
isles in an unbroken slope. Herehowever instead of compound piers the nave has cylindricalcolumns, with simple Corinthianizing capitals, and thestoried capitals are confined to the east end. There aretwo towers at the west end which give this church anindividual character among its fellows. On the… … Figr. 106. CH. xxiii] FRANCE—AUVERGNE 137 group in date, and has not only suffered a good deal of Briouderenovation in modern times like the rest, but was also agood deal pulled about in the 14th century, when the navewas ceiled with rib and panel vaulting. Two bays ofthe nave next the crossing…
