Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 146
thevery atrocious barbarity which superstition the motherof crimes could inspire. Languedoc, a country for thatage flourishing and civilized, was laid waste, her citiesburned, her inhabitants swept away by fire and thesword\ It is therefore not surprising that the remains of Romanesque architecture… … S. SERXIN—TOULOUSE J N CH. xxi] FRANCE—TOULOUSE 83 i2th century (Fig. 91). It is an immense cruciform church, s. Semin,with double aisles to the nave, and a single aisle sur-rounding both the sides and ends of the transepts, andit finishes eastward in an apse surrounded by an am-bulatory aisle,…
