Cathedrals and cloisters of the south of France (1906)
Rose, Elise Whitlock · New York London, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 254
■•Bl^—e—» mi . ♦ ^— THE EOMAXESQUE PORTAL. Aix. 227 letter appealing to the Faithful to aid him in the re-buildingof a new Cathedral; and it may be reasonably supposedthat the nave which is at present the south aisle, the bap-tistery, and the Cloisters were the buildings that were dedi-cated less… … THE CLOISTER.— AIX. adjoining cloister-walk, they constitute the usual plan ofXI century Romanesque. Considering this as the earlychurch, in almost original form, it will be seen that the portalis a very interesting example of the Provencal use not onlyof Roman suggestion, but of the actual…
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