Mazes and labyrinths : a general account of their history and developments (1922)
Matthews, William Henry, 1882- · London ; New York : Longmans, Green and Co., 39 Paternoster Row, London, E.E.4 · leaf 113
ion which would ordinarily berendered as the league. The French league, however,was about 2282 yards, a much greater length than the 59 total extent of the path in any of the existing pavement-labyrinths, that at Chartres, for example, having a lengthof only about 150 yards. Possibly the term had… … Fig. 49.—Labyrinth in Parish Church, St. Quentin. (Gailhabaud). no explanation. The centre was called «>/ or Jeru-salemy The labyrinth formerly in the nave of AmiensCathedral was larger than that at Chartres, being 42 ft.in diameter (Fig. 48). It was constru6led in 1288 andwas destroyed in 1825.…
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