Cathedrals and cloisters of the south of France (1906)
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ngits banks, and fields stretch far beyond to the distant snow-capped Pyrenees; and above the roofs and chimneys of theto\^Ti itself, rises the long line of Cathedral-walls and thelow, flat, brick tower. The present church is the result of the Cathedral-buildingof centuries. Supposedly constructed… … THE SINGLE NAVE. SAINT-LIZIER. structed. It has no facade, and only one low, old, mutilatedportal. Its walls are irregular and plain, two of its littleapses are tiny, but its great round, central apse is a finerelic of the Romanesque, and by reason of its good old age, / Saint-Lizier. 247 its low,…
Cathedrals -- France · France -- Description and travel
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