Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 190
hese are buttressed outside by square pierswith Corinthianizing capitals like those of the nave pillars.All the windows are round-arched, some with colouredvoussoirs, and in the blank arcades occurs the horseshoetrefoil of the Auvergne and Le Puy. Throughout thisinteresting church Roman tradition… … ara-riscptbamtUajulith a V . I najlf^jy-ticaisle basiLccQ-rL i • ,^/ I frohoftioi\ r-r?l t-r^ Fig. 99. 8—2 ii6 FRANCE—BURGUNDY [ch. xxii s. Pierre, S. PiERRE, now the museum, was once a Roman hall^^^ which was divided into nave and aisles by two wallspierced with arches on plain square piers. At…
