Cathedrals and cloisters of the Isle de France (1910)
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of the Treasuryfor their benefac-tors ransom. Francis reward-ed them largely;and in the erec-tion of the latertransept, to whichhis money was es-pecially devoted,the King wasespecially hon-oured. Fleurs-de-lvs, crownedsalamanders, dol-phins, and the first letter of the royal name are carvedon… … THE TYMPANUM OF THE DOOR, GRACEFULLYCOVERED WITH A LARGE OAK.—-BEAUVAIS. 276 The Mature Gothic escutcheons that hang from its branches the arms ofthe House of France, and not as seems fitting, thegenealogy of the House of David. The general planof the earlier tran-sept was followedin the later…
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