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A richly illustrated guide surveys the major medieval cathedrals and church monuments of southern France, combining on-site descriptions with architectural history and regional context. After an introductory discussion of the region and the church in Gaul, it offers detailed, cathedral-by-cathedral accounts organized by geographical divisions (south of the Loire, the Rhone valley, Mediterranean coast, and Garonne basin), noting form, construction, decoration, and restorations. Appendices provide maps, stylistic classification, chronologies, plans and measurements, while illustrations, diagrams, and plans clarify structural features and regional variations in Romanesque and Gothic practice.

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Title: The Cathedrals of Southern France

Author: M. F. Mansfield

Illustrator: Blanche McManus

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THE CATHEDRALS OF
SOUTHERN FRANCE

The Cathedral Series

The following, each 1 vol., library 12mo, cloth, gilt top profusely illustrated. $2.50

The Cathedrals of Northern France
BY FRANCIS MILTOUN

The Cathedrals of Southern France
BY FRANCIS MILTOUN

The Cathedrals of England
BY MARY J. TABER

The following, each 1 vol., library 12mo, cloth, gilt top, profusely illustrated. Net, $2.00

The Cathedrals and Churches of the Rhine
BY FRANCIS MILTOUN

The Cathedrals of Northern Spain
BY CHARLES RUDY

L. C. PAGE & COMPANY
New England Building, Boston, Mass.

THE CATHEDRALS OF
SOUTHERN FRANCE

By FRANCIS  MILTOUN
AUTHOR OF "THE CATHEDRALS 
OF NORTHERN FRANCE,"   "THE
CATHEDRALS   OF    SOUTHERN
FRANCE," "DICKENS'   LONDON,"
ETC., WITH NINETY  ILLUSTRA-
TIONS, PLANS, AND DIAGRAMS,
By BLANCHE McMANUS
               

BOSTON
L. C. Page and Company
MDCCCCV




Copyright, 1904
By L. C. Page & Company
(INCORPORATED)
——
All rights reserved



Published August, 1904



Third Impression

Colonial Press
Electrotyped and Printed by C. H. Simonds & Co.
Boston, Mass., U. S. A.

CONTENTS

PAGE
Introduction 11
Part I. Southern France in General
I.The Charm of Southern France23
II.The Church in Gaul34
III.The Church Architecture of Southern France50
 
Part II. South of the Loire
I.Introductory71
II.L'Abbaye de Maillezais81
III.St. Louis de la Rochelle82
IV.Cathédrale de Luçon85
V.St. Front de Périgueux87
VI.St. Pierre de Poitiers92
VII.St. Etienne de Limoges104
VIII.St. Odilon de St. Flour112
IX.St. Pierre de Saintes115
X.Cathédrale de Tulle118
XI.St. Pierre d'Angoulême120
XII.Notre Dame de Moulins126
XIII.Notre Dame de le Puy134
XIV.Notre Dame de Clermont-Ferrand144
XV.St. Fulcran de Lodève152
 
Part III. The Rhone Valley
I.Introductory159
II.St. Etienne de Chalons-sur-Saône170
III.St. Vincent de Macon174
IV.St. Jean de Lyon177
V.St. Maurice de Vienne186
VI.St. Apollinaire de Valence190
VII.Cathédrale de Viviers195
VIII.Notre Dame d'Orange197
IX.St. Véran de Cavaillon200
X.Notre Dame des Doms d'Avignon204
XI.St. Siffrein de Carpentras221
XII.Cathédrale de Vaison226
XIII.St. Trophime d'Arles228
XIV.St. Castor de Nîmes236
XV.St. Théodorit d'Uzès245
XVI.St. Jean d'Alais249
XVII.St. Pierre d'Annecy252
XVIII.Cathédrale de Chambéry255
XIX.Notre Dame de Grenoble258
XX.Belley and Aoste267
XXI.St. Jean de Maurienne269
XXII.St. Pierre de St. Claude272
XXIII.Notre Dame de Bourg277
XXIV.Glandève, Senez, Riez, Sisteron280
XXV.St. Jerome de Digne283
XXVI.Notre Dame de Die287
XXVII.Notre Dame et St. Castor d'Apt289
XXVIII.Notre Dame d'Embrun292
XXIX.Notre Dame de l'Assomption de Gap296
XXX.Notre Dame de Vence300
XXXI.Cathédrale de Sion302
XXII.St. Paul Troix Château305
 
Part IV. The Mediterranean Coast
I.Introductory313
II.St. Sauveur d'Aix323
III.St. Reparata de Nice328
IV.Ste. Marie Majeure de Toulon332
V.St. Etienne de Fréjus335
VI.Église de Grasse339
VII.Antibes341
VIII.Ste. Marie Majeure de Marseilles342
IX.St. Pierre d'Alet350
X.St. Pierre de Montpellier352
XI.Cathédrale d'Agde358
XII.St. Nazaire de Béziers363
XIII.St. Jean de Perpignan368
XIV.Ste. Eulalia d'Elne372
XV.St. Just de Narbonne375
 
Part V. the Valley of the Garonne
I.Introductory383
II.St. André de Bordeaux396
III.Cathédrale de Lectoure402
IV.Notre Dame de Bayonne405
V.St. Jean de Bazas411
VI.Notre Dame de Lescar413
VII.L'Eglise de la Sède: Tarbes417
VIII.Cathédrale de Condom420
IX.Cathédrale de Montauban422
X.St. Etienne de Cahors425
XI.St. Caprias d'Agen429
XII.Ste. Marie d'Auch432
XIII.St. Etienne de Toulouse439
XIV.St. Nazaire de Carcassone449
XV.Cathédrale de Pamiers461
XVI.St. Bertrand de Comminges464
XVII.St. Jean-Baptiste d'Aire469
XVIII.Sts. Benoit et Vincent de Castres471
XIX.Notre Dame de Rodez474
XX.Ste. Cécile d'Albi482
XXI.St. Pierre de Mende490
XXII.Other Old-Time Cathedrals in and about the Basin of the Garonne    495


Appendices
I.Sketch Map Showing the Usual Geographical Divisions of France503
II.A Historical Table of the Dioceses of the
South of France up to the beginning of
the nineteenth century		504
III.The Classification of Architectural Styles in
France according to De Caumont's "Abécédaire
d'Architecture Religieuse"		510
IV.A Chronology of Architectural Styles in France511
V.Leading Forms of Early Cathedral Constructions513
VI.The Disposition of the Parts of a Tenth-Century Church as defined by Violet-le-Duc    514
VII.A Brief Definitive Gazetteer of the Natural
and Geological Divisions Included in the
Ancient Provinces and Present-Day Departments
of Southern France, together
with the local names by which the pays et
pagi are commonly known		516
VIII.Sketch Map of the Bishoprics and Archbishoprics
of the South of France at the Present Day		519
IX.Dimensions and Chronology520
 
Index545

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

PAGE
St. André de BordeauxFrontispiece
The Concordat (From Napoleon's Tomb)43
St. Louis de La Rochelle82
Cathédrale de Luçon85
St. Front de Périgueux87
Detail of the Interior of St. Front de Périgueux90
Poitiers93
St. Etienne de Limoges105
Reliquary of Thomas à Becket111
Cathédrale de Tullefacing118
St. Pierre d'Angoulêmefacing120
Notre Dame de Moulinsfacing126
Notre Dame de Le Puyfacing134
Le Puy138
The Black Virgin, Le Puy143
Notre Dame de Clermont-Ferrandfacing144
St. Vincent de Maconfacing174
St. Jean de Lyonfacing176
St. Apollinaire de Valence190
St. Véran de Cavaillon200
Notre Dame des Doms d'Avignon205
Villeneuve-les-Avignonfacing212
Notre Dame des Doms d'Avignonfacing218
St. Trophime d'Arles228
St. Trophime d'Arlesfacing228
Cloisters, St. Trophime d'Arles233
St. Castor de Nîmes236
St. Castor de Nîmes237
St. Théodorit d'Uzès245
Cathédrale de Chambéry255
Notre Dame de Grenoble258
St. Bruno261
Belley265
St. Jean de Maurienne269
St. Pierre de St. Claudefacing272
Notre Dame de Bourg275
Notre Dame de Sisteronfacing280
St. Jerome de Digne283
Notre Dame d'Embrun292
The Ramparts of Aigues-Mortes320
St. Sauveur d'Aix321
Detail of Doorway of the Archbishop's Palace, Fréjus338
Eglise de Grasse339
Marseilles343
The Old Cathedral, Marseilles345
St. Pierre de Montpellierfacing352
Cathédrale d'Agde358
St. Nazaire de Béziers361
St. Jean de Perpignan368
Ste. Eulalia d'Elne372
St. Just de Narbonnefacing374
Cloister of St. Just de Narbonnefacing378
Notre Dame de Bayonnefacing404
Eglise de la Sède, Tarbes417
St. Etienne de Cahorsfacing424
Ste. Marie d'Auchfacing432
St. Etienne de Toulousefacing438
Nave of St. Etienne de Toulouse445
St. Nazaire de Carcassonnefacing448
The Old Cité de Carcassonne before and after the Restoration451
Two Capitals of Pillars in St. Nazaire de Carcassonne;
     and the Rude Stone Carving of Carcas454
St. Nazaire de Carcassonnefacing454
Cathédrale de Pamiers461
St. Bertrand de Commingesfacing464
St. Jean-Baptiste d'Aire469
Sts. Benoit et Vincent de Castresfacing470
Notre Dame de Rodezfacing474
Choir-Stalls, Rodez480
Ste. Cécile d'Albifacing482
St. Pierre de Mendefacing490
Sketch Map of France503
Medallion510
Leading Forms of Early Cathedral Constructions513
Plan of a Tenth Century Church514
Sketch Map of the Bishoprics and Archbishoprics of the
     South of France at the Present Day519
St. Caprias d'Agen (diagram)520
Baptistery of St. Sauveur d'Aix (diagram)521
Ste. Cécile d'Albi (diagram)522
St. Pierre d'Angoulême (diagram)523
St. Trophime d'Arles (diagram)524
Notre Dame des Doms d'Avignon (diagram)525
St. Etienne de Cahors (diagram)527
St. Veran de Cavaillon (diagram)528
Cathédrale de Chambéry (diagram)529
Notre Dame de Clermont-Ferrand (diagram)530
St. Bertrand de Comminges (diagram)530
Notre Dame de Le Puy (diagram)532
St. Etienne de Limoges (diagram)532
St. Jean de Lyon (diagram)533
St. Just de Narbonne (diagram)535
Notre Dame d'Orange (diagram)536
St. Front de Périgueux (diagram)537
St. Jean de Perpignan (diagram)537
St. Pierre de Poitiers (diagrams)538
Notre Dame de Rodez (diagram)539
St. Etienne de Toulouse (diagram)541
St. Paul Trois Châteaux (diagram)542
Cathédrale de Vaison (diagram)543