Cathedrals and cloisters of the Isle de France (1910)
Rose, Elise Whitlock · New York London : G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 408
suet so often preached had, during his Episcopacy, much the same appearancethat it presents to-day; and although it haslarge portals, a nave, transepts, side-aisles, andambulatory, although it should have two towersand did possess a lead-covered, wooden spire whichfell into ruin and was demolished… … THE SHEER LINE OF THE NAVE FALLS FROM THE DELICATECAPITALS. —TOURS. Meaux 383 VioUet-le-Duc believes that a new Cathedral was be-gun in the last years of the XII or the beginning of theXIII century, other authorities claim that an old edi-fice was almost entirely re-built at that period. Thelower…
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