Cathedrals and cloisters of the south of France (1906)
Rose, Elise Whitlock · New York London : G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 178
a nave of gkkat and SI-KNOKR hkigut. arles. Aries. 151 shadow, in their crevasses, a second Gothic city has sprung—one knows not how—by the vegetative force of therehgious civihsation of Saint Louis. Aries is the Mecca ofarchaeologists. It is also the Mecca of those who loveto study people and… … lliL BKAUIV OF IliL WUULi,. — ARLES. and the consequent influx of foreign French, it has pre-served the old grceco-roman-saracenic type wliich hasmade its ])eautiful women so justly famous, and, under-neath its Provencal gayetics, their classic origins may easilybe traced. One sliould see the Roman…
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