Cathedrals and cloisters of the south of France (1906)
Rose, Elise Whitlock · New York London : G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 164
IX Tin: MIDST OF THE WEALTH OF AMK^ilK KL l.\S.—ARLKS. Aries. 137 changed, and the body of Saint-Trophime, carried in statefrom the ruined Church of the Ahscamps, was buried undera new altar and he was solemnly proclaimed the Patron ofthe richest and most majestic church in all Provence. … THE FACADE OF SAINTTROPHIME.— ARLES. Nearly ei<i;lU luindrtd years later a traveller stood l)eforethe ])ortal of this cluirch. In the midst of his delightedstudy he suddtidx- filt the attraction of a ])air of watchfuleyes, and turned to find a ])easant woman gazinui; hxedly I 3 8 Provence. at…
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