The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 208
sort of suburb, which was called Clôture, or Culture St. JEloi. Subse-quently some of the goldsmiths returned to the Cité ; but they remainedon the Grand-Pont, and returned no more to the streets, where the cobblershad established themselves. MoreoTer, the monastery of St. Martial hadbecome, under… … Fis- iio.—Ewer in Enamel, of Limoges, bj Pierre Raymond. first abbot, Thillon or Théau—a pupil, or, as the chronicle expresses it,a servant of St. Eloi—was also a skilful goldsmith, preserved during severalcenturies the traditions of its founder, and furnished not only models, butalso skilful…
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