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quadgram	frequency
of the middle ages	69
of the xii century	48
of the xiii century	47
the church of st	45
is one of the	41
of the national art	33
the end of the	32
one of the most	29
to be found in	27
of the xi century	26
in the xii century	25
of the xiv century	25
are to be found	22
at the same time	22
the middle of the	21
is to be found	20
of the xv century	20
in the xiii century	19
notre dame of paris	19
it is said that	19
bays of the nave	18
at the end of	17
as well as the	17
the abbey church of	17
arm of the transept	16
normandie monumentale et pittoresque	16
of notre dame at	16
la normandie monumentale et	16
one of the best	16
on the other hand	16
the king of france	15
in the xiv century	15
the cathedral of st	15
was one of the	15
the choir of st	15
was the first to	14
be found in the	14
in the church of	14
of the xvi century	14
the xii and xiii	14
xii and xiii centuries	14
the art of the	14
abbey church of st	14
the walls of the	14
church of notre dame	13
the close of the	13
la france artistique et	13
one of the first	12
the building of the	12
of the fifteenth century	12
may be said to	12
the church of the	12
the beginning of the	12
new york and london	11
from end to end	11
end to end of	11
to the see of	11
bay of the nave	11
to be met with	11
in the use of	11
in the world war	11
the use of the	11
of the cathedral of	11
the level of the	11
in the middle ages	11
royal institute of british	10
be said to have	10
journal of the royal	10
and the church of	10
notre dame at paris	10
the architecture of the	10
on the walls of	10
france artistique et monumentale	10
the exterior of the	10
the royal institute of	10
of the sixteenth century	10
the windows of the	10
institute of british architects	10
of the gothic cathedrals	10
of the gothic period	10
is said to have	10
is a gem of	10
on the site of	10
of the nave and	10
of the royal institute	10
london and new york	10
the interior of the	10
the first stone of	9
in the xi century	9
latter part of the	9
the choir and transept	9
over the side aisles	9
north side of the	9
the erection of the	9
the height of the	9
of the abbey church	9
au xie et au	9
au pays des sculpteurs	9
de notre dame de	9
was the architect of	9
the latter part of	9
early part of the	9
the capitals of the	9
of anne of brittany	9
the early part of	9
in the xv century	9
after the fire of	9
in the cathedral of	9
pays des sculpteurs romans	9
after a fire in	9
the rest of the	9
the design of the	9
as the xiii century	9
the north side of	9
the palace of the	9
de la ville de	9
xie et au xiie	9
the center of the	8
wall of the transept	8
of william the conqueror	8
to the french crown	8
in the course of	8
midi de la france	8
in every part of	8
for the first time	8
for illustrations consult the	8
the second half of	8
of notre dame of	8
the cathedral of tours	8
of the transept is	8
henry i of england	8
of the king of	8
the xiii century the	8
the cathedral of paris	8
illustrations consult the glossary	8
in some of the	8
the gothic cathedrals of	8
to the end of	8
it is thought that	8
of the nave is	8
to be found at	8
may be taken as	8
second half of the	8
to end of france	8
the choir of the	8
bays of the choir	8
the new system of	8
of the fourteenth century	8
the nave of the	8
will be found in	8
at the battle of	8
there can be no	8
two bays of the	8
on the north side	8
of the great cathedrals	8
in the interior of	8
in the center of	8
of the nave are	8
in the presence of	8
the little people of	8
first part of the	7
first quarter of the	7
the history of the	7
the first to use	7
in the reign of	7
little people of the	7
the tomb of the	7
the first quarter of	7
part of a church	7
of the art of	7
the time of the	7
of the school of	7
in the time of	7
in the royal domain	7
the first part of	7
la fin du moyen	7
de la fin du	7
a few of the	7
the name of the	7
people of the lord	7
of the twelfth century	7
in gazette des beaux	7
the line of the	7
religieux de la fin	7
the nave of st	7
to the level of	7
the ends of the	7
the entrance to the	7
of notre dame was	7
was built from to	7
it is one of	7
of the thirteenth century	7
in the xviii century	7
the architect of the	7
the first half of	7
the abbatial of st	7
the chanson de roland	7
side by side with	7
are to be seen	7
and notre dame at	7
michel colombe et la	7
part of the building	7
of the house of	7
henry ii of england	7
the first of the	7
it belongs to the	7
new system of building	7
the nave and the	7
of the cathedral at	7
first half of the	7
in journal of the	7
the banks of the	7
on the banks of	7
westernmost bays of the	7
from pavement to vault	6
of the church of	6
in the cathedrals of	6
at the feet of	6
in the middle of	6
in bulletin de la	6
of the nave were	6
it was in the	6
and part of the	6
of the vitrine art	6
placed side by side	6
in one of the	6
colombe et la sculpture	6
of the cathedral was	6
the nave and transepts	6
in the case of	6
during the middle ages	6
in the days when	6
the xiii century closed	6
end of the xi	6
at the time of	6
the piers of the	6
the thrust of the	6
it has been said	6
of the eighteenth century	6
the capital of the	6
du midi de la	6
the making of the	6
the birth of the	6
laid the first stone	6
the abbey of st	6
half of the xii	6
the opening of the	6
each arm of the	6
from the designs of	6
battle of the marne	6
the upper part of	6
of light and shade	6
the gothic of the	6
of gothic architecture in	6
the cathedrals of france	6
to the north of	6
the west front of	6
the romanesque cathedral of	6
the two westernmost bays	6
to be seen in	6
gothic church of st	6
be met with in	6
after the death of	6
the sculpture of the	6
bishop maurice de sully	6
consult the glossary under	6
in the xii and	6
on the capitals of	6
the gothic art of	6
voyage au pays des	6
quarter of the xii	6
one of the earliest	6
at the base of	6
the south of france	6
the tower of st	6
on the field of	6
and at the same	6
the xii century the	6
part of the sixteenth	6
histoire de la ville	6
the chapel of the	6
has been called the	6
bulletin de la soc	6
the institute of france	6
during the world war	6
the best works of	6
eastern wall of the	6
of the first crusade	6
the chapel of st	6
of the architecture of	5
the crossing of the	5
by the use of	5
the completion of the	5
of which it is	5
be seen in the	5
among the first to	5
the top of the	5
of the avignon popes	5
by the middle of	5
eaves of the roof	5
of the old testament	5
the possession of the	5
france built her cathedrals	5
that to the south	5
of some of the	5
of the choir of	5
the soul of the	5
the university of paris	5
as well as in	5
of the royal domain	5
on the day of	5
nord de la france	5
bear a close resemblance	5
the xi century the	5
la renaissance en france	5
between the side chapels	5
set up in the	5
the relics of the	5
to those of the	5
that to the north	5
the northwest tower of	5
at the beginning of	5
of the duke of	5
the collapse of the	5
it may have been	5
a certain number of	5
in the crypt of	5
walls between the side	5
it is probable that	5
the plan of the	5
the pointed arch was	5
collegiate of notre dame	5
the story of the	5
play of light and	5
to the xiii century	5
five great houses of	5
the site of the	5
about the same time	5
a good example of	5
to or up to	5
to the xii century	5
guerre de cent ans	5
the work of the	5
the south arm of	5
of the castle of	5
the face of the	5
in the formation of	5
the transept is a	5
and the cathedral of	5
is said that the	5
the last quarter of	5
bishop eudes de sully	5
as one of the	5
from romanesque to gothic	5
the cathedral of meaux	5
part of the xiii	5
the shape of the	5
they are to be	5
the addition of a	5
the vaults of the	5
in the architecture of	5
sir theodore andreas cook	5
ornament from rheims cathedral	5
by the duke of	5
of the new art	5
the crown of thorns	5
how france built her	5
the eastern end of	5
upper part of the	5
the corner stone of	5
the monks of st	5
of the city ramparts	5
last quarter of the	5
of the churches of	5
ambulatory and radiating chapels	5
the hands of the	5
schism of the west	5
the cathedral of the	5
he is said to	5
notre dame de paris	5
the arches of the	5
in the development of	5
to that of the	5
the greater part of	5
as those of the	5
of the same type	5
palace of the popes	5
of gothic art in	5
the archbishop of sens	5
south arm of the	5
at the council of	5
a series of small	5
one bay of the	5
the eaves of the	5
pier arcades of the	5
piers of the nave	5
part of a building	5
end of the xiii	5
one of the few	5
les vitraux de la	5
side of the nave	5
the head of the	5
the date of the	5
the care of the	5
the queen of heaven	5
in the gothic period	5
the field of honor	5
of the cathedral is	5
in the vi century	5
each with its own	5
of le mans cathedral	5
the middle ages was	5
in the streets of	5
part of the church	5
by a series of	5
of the bishop of	5
its own triforium and	5
in the xix century	5
lower stories of the	5
has been said that	5
and those of the	5
church of the madeleine	5
are the work of	5
claim to be the	5
the lady chapel of	5
as time went on	5
art of the builder	5
of the church is	5
crossing of the nave	5
middle of the xiii	5
of francis the first	5
before the close of	5
on his way to	5
in the walls of	5
at his own expense	5
the xiv century was	5
men and women of	5
be one of the	5
cupola church of aquitaine	5
of the cupola church	5
was built in the	5
of the side aisles	5
the imitation of christ	5
as a kind of	5
of the ducal palace	5
the foundation stone of	5
said to have been	5
on one side of	5
it was built in	5
great houses of france	5
of the xix century	5
in the ix century	5
of the pointed arch	5
the romanesque school of	5
the eastern wall of	5
and the bishop of	5
the skill with which	5
own triforium and clearstory	5
under the northwest tower	5
of the xii and	5
la guerre de cent	5
a close resemblance to	5
era of the great	5
the cathedral of chartres	5
the surface of the	4
the north rose of	4
on account of the	4
in the shape of	4
are among the best	4
it is well to	4
the monks of cluny	4
in the same year	4
preached the first crusade	4
first third of the	4
the new gothic choir	4
are some of the	4
between the active members	4
it has been called	4
notre dame at semur	4
in use in the	4
was the work of	4
the first gothic monument	4
in the twelfth century	4
in the same hour	4
work at the louvre	4
by side with the	4
what is called the	4
the gothic architecture of	4
the general aspect of	4
of the holy cross	4
the purpose of a	4
the hall of the	4
on the site where	4
stained glass from chartres	4
the see of paris	4
belgium and the netherlands	4
of the first period	4
in the village of	4
can be seen in	4
was the archbishop of	4
during the xiii century	4
in the choir and	4
to be one of	4
to make use of	4
at the birth of	4
first to use the	4
in the heart of	4
to the same period	4
double church at schwartz	4
face of the wall	4
the relics of st	4
a part of the	4
as wide as the	4
in a gothic church	4
in its main parts	4
laying of the corner	4
half of the xiii	4
the outline of the	4
of the nave of	4
the canticle of canticles	4
north rose of the	4
close of the century	4
of one of the	4
the abbey church at	4
the first third of	4
by means of a	4
of the gothic of	4
in the latter part	4
the interior of laon	4
the loss of the	4
the base of the	4
a symbol of the	4
the new choir of	4
choir and transept are	4
the most beautiful tower	4
can be found in	4
that it is thought	4
destroyed by the revolution	4
was a pioneer in	4
the great schism of	4
first stone of the	4
in the hands of	4
arms of the cross	4
parts of the edifice	4
was transferred to the	4
the architects of the	4
of the xvii century	4
one of the oldest	4
the walls of st	4
de bourgogne de la	4
of the most beautiful	4
the first days of	4
walls of the church	4
of the great gothic	4
the work was done	4
is to be met	4
at right angles to	4
transferred to the see	4
the side aisles of	4
the side aisles were	4
most beautiful tower in	4
the chief church of	4
william the conqueror and	4
and many of the	4
the most beautiful of	4
the first line of	4
of pierre de montereau	4
as can be seen	4
sculptured ornament from westminster	4
the portals of the	4
the town hall of	4
round and pointed arches	4
interior of the church	4
in the fifteenth century	4
greater part of the	4
in the same city	4
years of the xiv	4
was held to be	4
in classic and renaissance	4
it was not the	4
the extended arms of	4
it is to be	4
the flamboyant gothic day	4
the commencement of the	4
with those of the	4
at the east end	4
extended arms of the	4
ducs de bourgogne de	4
the same type as	4
of the seventeenth century	4
that the use of	4
services were held in	4
arch in receding planes	4
in the design of	4
die away in the	4
to do with the	4
each bay of the	4
in the nave of	4
il y a des	4
a work of the	4
the beauty of the	4
a series of mouldings	4
of the romanesque cathedral	4
than that of the	4
may be named as	4
old and new testaments	4
a gem of flamboyant	4
a large number of	4
none the less a	4
may be cited as	4
by a son of	4
in the abbey church	4
part of the xii	4
rose of the transept	4
the most beautiful in	4
the final phase of	4
windows in the cathedral	4
was founded in by	4
of the procession path	4
glass from chartres cathedral	4
storeys of the building	4
of the style in	4
the cathedral of rouen	4
the cathedral of le	4
the churches of the	4
bishop of le mans	4
it was he who	4
during the religious wars	4
the foundations of the	4
of the new system	4
the spirit of the	4
the northern arm of	4
hundred and fifty feet	4
the exterior aspect of	4
has been suggested that	4
every part of the	4
half of the xv	4
was a pupil of	4
of the windows of	4
the work of a	4
other churches of the	4
the north of the	4
windows are to be	4
des ducs de bourgogne	4
and the choir of	4
was a man of	4
and it is to	4
at a time when	4
among the best works	4
for the better lighting	4
the whole of the	4
to the fact that	4
laid the foundation stone	4
in the spandrels of	4
of the choir aisle	4
the east end of	4
birth of the apse	4
the tracery of the	4
of a wall or	4
phase of the national	4
some of the best	4
was in large part	4
wars of the xvi	4
of the world war	4
on either side of	4
choir of notre dame	4
stands on the site	4
the bays of the	4
and that of the	4
of the main arcade	4
to the use of	4
into a series of	4
it is impossible to	4
the lower part of	4
of the living stone	4
the architect of st	4
the gothic principle of	4
some of the capitals	4
new choir of st	4
end of the xii	4
it has been suggested	4
of the final phase	4
great schism of the	4
sculptured ornament from rheims	4
the archbishop of rheims	4
to the middle of	4
ornament from westminster abbey	4
in the south of	4
is proved by the	4
between it and the	4
guy de la tour	4
the transept and the	4
tribunes over the side	4
the xii century and	4
lower part of the	4
when he came to	4
the best of the	4
for the use of	4
king of the two	4
better lighting of the	4
that part of the	4
of the building is	4
to be the first	4
no one can deny	4
to be the most	4
the body of the	4
the laying of the	4
was brought to the	4
the first bishop of	4
during the gothic period	4
ermine of anne of	4
than those of the	4
the better lighting of	4
the part of the	4
and there is a	4
the nave is a	4
as it had been	4
of the present nave	4
of the two sicilies	4
of the apse chapels	4
one on the other	4
windows of the cathedral	4
a man of genius	4
half the height of	4
architecture after the year	4
the effect of the	4
the gable of the	4
in the lady chapel	4
of the end of	4
date of the cathedral	4
plantagenet tombs at fontevrault	4
of the chanson de	4
house of jaques coeur	4
the conqueror and matilda	4
it was a day	4
cathedral of le puy	4
france a new soul	4
de soissons au xie	4
the cathedral of rheims	4
that it was a	4
her trial in rouen	4
lecoy de la marche	4
it is necessary to	4
cathedral of le mans	4
he was the first	4
the spaces between the	4
early in the xiii	4
the collegiate church of	4
two westernmost bays of	4
side walls of the	4
her trial at rouen	4
centuries of the middle	4
in the choir aisle	4
the golden age of	4
of architecture after the	4
come down to us	4
side of the choir	4
and one of the	4
of the xviii century	4
on the confines of	4
as high as the	4
in the flamboyant gothic	4
of which we give	4
on the eve of	4
gave its name to	4
in the transept of	4
the quality of the	4
of a series of	4
as is shown by	4
of the builder of	4
as we have seen	4
soissons au xie et	4
the basic forces that	4
a pioneer in the	4
of the church was	4
the characteristics of the	4
name of the architect	4
one of the three	4
the ermine of anne	4
is a masterpiece of	4
the first years of	4
stone of notre dame	4
of the corner stone	4
on the part of	4
the clearstory of the	4
ends of the transepts	4
of a great gothic	4
could not have been	4
early in the xii	4
the whole gothic period	4
of france has been	3
been teaching at avranches	3
to the cathedral of	3
out in the night	3
be found in france	3
the north arm of	3
were placed side by	3
by neale and webb	3
there was in the	3
miserere seat from wells	3
three lines of keystones	3
it was the first	3
such for example as	3
the formation of the	3
may be found in	3
in the annals of	3
the kings of france	3
the xv century the	3
to start the new	3
it is to the	3
and it is one	3
in the valley of	3
to the south of	3
work on the cathedral	3
may be seen by	3
rest of the world	3
le hardi and his	3
the builders of the	3
of the head of	3
it was thought that	3
by the institute of	3
possesses its own triforium	3
is shown by the	3
of a gothic cathedral	3
buildings for public purposes	3
of normandy and england	3
the history of france	3
of the italian renaissance	3
has been added to	3
in the mystery plays	3
au xiiie et au	3
deviation of the axis	3
of the loggia del	3
the king of hungary	3
only in its lower	3
of philippe le hardi	3
which it is built	3
to which it succeeded	3
now in the cathedral	3
side by side on	3
church dedicated to the	3
a primary gothic cathedral	3
the tour de beurre	3
the middle ages in	3
the flat eastern wall	3
one of the chief	3
the crypt of the	3
was laid the first	3
he was born in	3
champagne school of gothic	3
from the tomb of	3
the congregation of st	3
as may be seen	3
nephew of clement vi	3
the development of gothic	3
was buried in the	3
the roof of the	3
three bays of the	3
it is easy to	3
et de la bourgogne	3
influences normandes au xie	3
part of the nave	3
by the symbols of	3
a prominent part in	3
the son of that	3
is devoted to st	3
the first stone was	3
part of the xiv	3
went back definitely in	3
of the time of	3
a building which is	3
window from a house	3
masonry roof of the	3
of the axis chapel	3
study of plantagenet gothic	3
cited as a good	3
an arcade of small	3
of the walls are	3
of the best in	3
the inner aisle is	3
in many of the	3
at the close of	3
it is certain that	3
the beginnings of gothic	3
henry iii of england	3
bishop raoul de beaumont	3
quarter of the xi	3
the triforium of the	3
is held to be	3
had been a monk	3
was begun in and	3
by architecture we are	3
of the upper vaulting	3
the simultaneous use of	3
the duke of burgundy	3
as the xvi century	3
the same part of	3
that he was the	3
in the clearstory windows	3
architecture of the fifteenth	3
the high altar of	3
the end of time	3
of the jurisconsults at	3
of the stone roof	3
who built the choir	3
the cathedral of angers	3
villard de honnecourt et	3
the style in which	3
the tree of jesse	3
cathedral of notre dame	3
the appearance of a	3
il y a dans	3
a window as an	3
definitely the pointed arch	3
the cathedrals of clermont	3
and son of the	3
the axis of the	3
was none other than	3
are the ruins of	3
than in any other	3
the entire space between	3
the castle of schalaburg	3
is the church of	3
anne of brittany and	3
the religious wars of	3
of the church and	3
the apse and the	3
last of the great	3
was in use in	3
century and a half	3
the symbolism of churches	3
gothic work of the	3
of the architects of	3
the scene of the	3
in a chapel of	3
at the corners of	3
of normandy and brittany	3
of the nave was	3
of the last judgment	3
the transept and choir	3
the fact that the	3
of the perpendicular period	3
most of the gothic	3
fair bertrada de montfort	3
buildings of the middle	3
corner stone of the	3
by bishop guillaume de	3
to be buried in	3
the western bays of	3
from the brain of	3
the reign of louis	3
the choir was completed	3
on his first crusade	3
of william of volpiano	3
the eastern arm of	3
the centre of the	3
that open on the	3
to the holy city	3
the archbishop of rouen	3
in the first plan	3
the alcazar at toledo	3
the mother house of	3
was dedicated in by	3
at the ends of	3
the heads of windows	3
is thought to be	3
it is vaulted throughout	3
of gothic art was	3
of the same date	3
on the fourth crusade	3
choir of bordeaux cathedral	3
by the king of	3
was the bishop of	3
the pope of the	3
at first it was	3
in the xvi century	3
in the eighteenth century	3
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries	3
from the eastern wall	3
the champagne school of	3
duke robert the magnificent	3
the windows in the	3
north of the choir	3
count roger de beaufort	3
chapel of the cathedral	3
of the heavenly jerusalem	3
in the national art	3
two westernmost bays were	3
and his son jean	3
of a high order	3
we meet with a	3
the spaces between them	3
or up to end	3
and of the same	3
edited by edward j	3
by one of the	3
of the church at	3
victory of the marne	3
to the erection of	3
is a mass of	3
inmost heart of france	3
the heart of france	3
modern french school of	3
a church or cathedral	3
the town hall at	3
to roof of the	3
blessed by urban ii	3
was in the main	3
and the tomb of	3
the easternmost bay of	3
steps of the national	3
from father to son	3
end of the fifteenth	3
during the first third	3
the duke of bedford	3
in the choir of	3
beautiful tower in the	3
close resemblance to those	3
gesta dei per francos	3
tower in the world	3
sat in judgment on	3
many of them are	3
middle of the xii	3
in the second half	3
bays of the church	3
hold to be the	3
of the cathedrals of	3
of the new gothic	3
presence of william the	3
to us from the	3
on the central vessel	3
les influences normandes au	3
seat from wells cathedral	3
the arms of the	3
exterior of the apse	3
final phase of gothic	3
of the count of	3
to the exclusion of	3
john bilson claims that	3
easternmost bays of the	3
gothic choir of st	3
espagne et en portugal	3
it was not a	3
an early example of	3
portion of a building	3
by the lord of	3
when the city was	3
of the pier arcade	3
quadrangle of the castle	3
the architecture of england	3
the tomb of cardinal	3
the majority of the	3
the scene of a	3
of the edifice was	3
it has double aisles	3
style of francis the	3
palace of the jurisconsults	3
in the vii century	3
drew to a close	3
the form of a	3
in england at the	3
are of the biblia	3
in an architectural setting	3
at the west end	3
abbey church at st	3
the core of the	3
the mode in which	3
arches of the nave	3
the western end of	3
was wiped out by	3
choir of the cathedral	3
classic and renaissance architecture	3
contemporary of paris cathedral	3
up and down the	3
the abbot of clairvaux	3
for the making of	3
up to end of	3
the nave and aisles	3
for the king of	3
the bishop of chartres	3
bishop geoffrey de loudon	3
of a building is	3
in the northwest tower	3
et de la renaissance	3
it would have been	3
caused the collapse of	3
the pier arcades of	3
as in the case	3
gothic cathedrals of france	3
canons of the cathedral	3
of the interior is	3
of the apse is	3
where he died in	3
the side chapels of	3
the erection of a	3
in the making of	3
the cistercian church of	3
of henry i of	3
from a house at	3
now in the museum	3
be said to be	3
abbey church of the	3
time of the revolution	3
arcade of small arches	3
cult of the dead	3
in addition to the	3
fell on the field	3
the heads of the	3
intended to carry a	3
definitely in to the	3
tribunes over the aisles	3
western front of the	3
the north and the	3
the reconstruction of the	3
called the most beautiful	3
too many of the	3
in many parts of	3
in the new way	3
use is made of	3
le nord de la	3
were added to the	3
final phase of the	3
town hall of middleburgh	3
be referred to as	3
the council of trent	3
part of the royal	3
a church for the	3
replaced by the present	3
is that of the	3
it was the custom	3
not be forgotten that	3
of the episcopal palace	3
golden age of the	3
the weight of the	3
west front and campanile	3
were built over the	3
interior of the building	3
the romanesque choir of	3
on the other above	3
des lettres en france	3
with the face of	3
the western front of	3
of the transept and	3
of the albigensian crusade	3
philippe le hardi and	3
in the early part	3
the avignon popes were	3
of the same time	3
of the architect of	3
brother of the bishop	3
which urban ii blessed	3
in proportion to their	3
the cathedral was finished	3
in the hour of	3
to end of th	3
century was built the	3
a nephew of clement	3
back definitely in to	3
north of the alps	3
on the pincian hill	3
in the land of	3
middle of the xi	3
when he died in	3
is a ribbed cupola	3
in the actual nave	3
the sick poor in	3
in order that the	3
the triforium and clearstory	3
make use of the	3
the construction of the	3
the main arcade of	3
begun by the xvii	3
is of the same	3
the jurisconsults at cremona	3
which a series of	3
histoire des ducs de	3
the altar of st	3
in the nave is	3
the work of pierre	3
of the conqueror and	3
the first time that	3
to be the work	3
the westernmost bay of	3
of the eastern arm	3
transomes amended to transoms	3
was a day when	3
the flank of the	3
the main parts of	3
the burgundian abbey of	3
loggia del consiglio at	3
in the art of	3
were held in the	3
considered one of the	3
principles of gothic architecture	3
it must be remembered	3
on the backs of	3
dwellers by the sea	3
the adoption of the	3
in the dawn of	3
his fortune to the	3
either side of the	3
it is known that	3
north arm of the	3
the end of each	3
three years later the	3
timber roof of the	3
carried with them the	3
exterior aspect of the	3
be the work of	3
the popes at avignon	3
space between the active	3
bay of the choir	3
was that of the	3
dans le nord de	3
and the archbishop of	3
of gothic art is	3
just as well as	3
north and the south	3
to the xiv century	3
galleries over the side	3
the heiress of maine	3
of the new nave	3
such an extent that	3
by a gothic one	3
at the crossing of	3
notre dame of the	3
same part of the	3
barons of the north	3
en espagne et en	3
is left of the	3
the same time the	3
collegiate church of notre	3
eleventh and twelfth centuries	3
the presence of william	3
on the grand canal	3
for the third crusade	3
four bays of the	3
as well as a	3
in the forest of	3
architecture in great britain	3
third of the xii	3
the coming of the	3
style in which they	3
the middle ages are	3
wealth of storied windows	3
walls of the nave	3
a portion of the	3
two storeys in height	3
the new cathedral was	3
the renewal of the	3
in the last quarter	3
the nave of amiens	3
the south side of	3
thibaut iv of champagne	3
when the church was	3
the names of the	3
its name from the	3
del consiglio at verona	3
church of the redentore	3
cut in the spandrels	3
some six or seven	3
it would seem that	3
under the spell of	3
of thrust and counterthrust	3
disguised as walls between	3
the arches framing each	3
the nave of le	3
in the museum of	3
gothic of the west	3
franc royaume de france	3
the kingdom of france	3
transept of le mans	3
la flore des grandes	3
de la champagne et	3
for the most part	3
in the chanson de	3
south of the alps	3
marks a date in	3
builder of westminster abbey	3
a house at orleans	3
choir of auxerre cathedral	3
first stone was laid	3
the choir of auxerre	3
the eleventh and twelfth	3
first days of the	3
is of the xv	3
with which it is	3
as walls between the	3
in the cathedral at	3
and in the cathedral	3
which many hold to	3
les origines de la	3
the duke of normandy	3
the see of rouen	3
the present church of	3
of the west towers	3
of the transept are	3
was destroyed in the	3
the truce of god	3
the two western towers	3
culmination of gothic art	3
east wall of the	3
so long as the	3
the middle ages were	3
back from the east	3
in order that a	3
of the first to	3
is covered by an	3
france artistique et monumental	3
of the biblia pauperum	3
the aspect of a	3
of the transept was	3
romanesque abbatial of st	3
work of pierre de	3
to the same height	3
belong to the xiii	3
of the pier arches	3
very soul of the	3
been placed in the	3
in the sixteenth century	3
the apse of the	3
champagne et de la	3
the see of chartres	3
the xiv century added	3
one side of the	3
pendant la guerre de	3
before the middle of	3
in la normandie monumentale	3
we have seen how	3
a few years later	3
the romanesque church of	3
histoire et description de	3
easternmost bay of the	3
for the study of	3
may be referred to	3
first years of the	3
built the choir of	3
for its wealth of	3
it is less easy	3
the trumeau of the	3
a part in the	3
belongs to the same	3
none other than the	3
and the churches of	3
the xiii century was	3
the death of the	3
of the plantagenet school	3
some have thought that	3
molds die away in	3
architecture of france during	3
in honor of st	3
statistique monumentale du calvados	3
was replaced by a	3
to be found the	3
belongs to the first	3
are among the most	3
between choir and transept	3
the cathedral of bayeux	3
for the completion of	3
an important part in	3
of the choir screen	3
bishop of the city	3
the first plan of	3
it is thought the	3
the western doors of	3
architecture of the middle	3
to the last degree	3
of great size and	3
of the choir were	3
the ambulatory of the	3
diagonals of the first	3
the churches of france	3
gothic cathedrals of the	3
wrecked by the revolution	3
evolution from romanesque to	3
western end of the	3
the thrust of a	3
the works of the	3
for the erection of	3
in the same manner	3
of the main building	3
from north to south	3
built from the designs	3
the cathedral of troyes	3
part of the edifice	3
the employment of the	3
choir and nave are	3
at the cathedral doors	3
of the cistercian order	3
as well as those	3
about the middle of	3
illuminated his kingdom with	3
the dukes of aquitaine	3
of the tower is	3
little church of st	3
by the addition of	3
belongs to the xii	3
of the gothic cathedral	3
pincian hill near rome	3
took place in the	3
of which has been	3
belong to the early	3
monks of the west	3
the original architect of	3
gothic architecture in france	3
the best type of	3
use of the term	3
the corners of the	3
is given to the	3
in the fourteenth century	3
the treatment of the	3
the pincian hill near	3
in the height of	3
entire space between the	3
the testimony of the	3
cathedral of paris was	3
classic region of the	3
of the third period	3
he had been a	3
was rebuilt in the	3
interior of laon cathedral	3
the deterioration of the	3
normandes au xie et	3
by way of the	3
under the eaves of	3
who worked on the	3
madonna of the bird	3
of each of these	3
the present choir of	3
gothic monuments of the	3
was the gift of	3
the course of time	3
et la sentence de	3
of the university of	3
it is usual to	3
are of the xiv	3
they must have been	3
at le mans and	3
may be regarded as	3
during the xiv century	3
as a good example	3
a reconstruction of the	3
was thought that the	3
one of the five	3
on a smaller scale	3
de la maison de	3
during the first part	3
th and th centuries	3
walls of the building	3
by architecture we remember	3
of the classic orders	3
abbey church of arnstein	3
the bishop of amiens	3
to the new works	3
was the first time	3
religious wars of the	3
that it is the	3
nave of the cathedral	3
the meeting of the	3
in the thirteenth century	3
the shape of a	3
gothic cathedral in the	3
the death of his	3
of the whole building	3
romanesque churches of the	3
white mantle of churches	3
the bishops of noyon	3
the cult of the	3
continued by the institute	3
it was to be	3
the stones are laid	3
the abbey was founded	3
he was able to	3
that we owe the	3
in to the holy	3
a church dedicated to	3
not equal to the	3
center from which to	3
the donjons of castile	3
nave are of the	3
each of which is	3
the lower walls of	3
the fair bertrada de	3
of the holy ghost	3
forest of flying buttresses	3
france pendant la guerre	3
formed part of the	3
plan of westminster abbey	3
gem of flamboyant gothic	3
of the popes at	3
like most of the	3
to roof over the	3
the square east end	3
the cathedral is the	3
the founder of the	3
have thought that the	3
the best period of	3
the church was rebuilt	3
northern arm of the	3
the xix century the	3
at the entrance to	3
rest of the church	3
and in the same	3
the biblia pauperum type	3
and in many cases	3
the deep gallery over	3
the interior of a	3
the church of brou	3
the surfaces of the	3
end of the church	3
a building of the	3
of the newly canonized	3
east end of the	3
which took place in	3
between france and england	3
the new works at	3
and the salamander of	3
kingsley porter thinks that	3
as in the choir	3
to add to the	3
the cathedral at florence	3
the loggia del consiglio	3
the best examples of	3
the symbols of the	3
the position of the	3
are to be met	3
the capital of burgundy	3
a high order of	3
is less easy to	3
in use in england	3
members of rheims cathedral	3
at the trumeau of	3
end of the century	3
a son of the	3
the bishop of paris	3
an artist of tours	3
were more or less	3
was founded by the	3
to one of the	3
of the midi that	3
jehovah of the old	3
romanesque cathedral of le	3
la champagne et de	3
in the gothic cathedrals	3
of the best of	3
of the same name	3
masters of the living	3
there is no transept	3
windows of the nave	3
beginnings of gothic architecture	3
it possesses its own	3
the fourteenth and fifteenth	3
cathedral was begun by	3
all too many of	3
to the school of	3
on the second crusade	3
the weight of a	3
the dawn of the	3
gothic architecture of the	3
the era of the	3
in the cathedral and	3
in the buildings of	3
of the primary gothic	3
the church of sta	3
bear in mind that	3
in the history of	3
the cathedral of auxerre	3
he thinks that the	3
in the kingdom of	3
the ancient capital of	3
the very heart of	3
the very soul of	3
la maison de valois	3
the maid of orleans	3
of a church or	3
of the new law	3
the annals of the	3
had been teaching at	3
of notre dame is	3
at her trial in	3
a lover of the	3
the size of the	3
a white mantle of	3
church in which the	3
the first step in	3
the nave of lyons	3
the story of st	3
in the treatment of	3
was replaced by the	3
or a series of	3
during the first quarter	3
was to lead to	3
the buildings of the	3
in the courtyard of	3
and the chapel of	3
and as a rule	3
to such an extent	3
of the apse and	3
examples of the style	3
the old and new	3
in the flat eastern	3
close of the fifteenth	3
large windows divided by	3
heavy diagonals of the	3
is a primary gothic	3
the imaged portals of	3
the planting of the	3
the present nave and	3
middle of the sixteenth	3
driven out of france	3
to william the conqueror	3
toward the erection of	3
nave of le mans	3
church in the world	3
the first sunday of	3
a century before the	3
church of aquitaine with	3
side of the cloister	3
in the cathedral school	3
in annales du midi	3
the xvi century opened	3
abbot guillaume de ros	3
the daughter of the	3
place of honor is	3
the rebirth of architecture	3
the xiii century opened	3
it will not be	3
the difficulty of vaulting	3
and the men of	3
the plan of a	3
its name to the	3
the cupola church of	3
the mother of god	3
dame of the capital	3
many hold to be	3
over the principal span	3
over the date of	3
the national art that	3
was among the first	3
the jehovah of the	3
thirty miles to the	3
in the former case	2
had made for his	2
to a point of	2
was besieged by english	2
cathedral of rouen one	2
are made use of	2
and as she rode	2
the odor of sanctity	2
so many and such	2
richelieu of the louvre	2
and yet contrast its	2
in the exterior of	2
almost as high as	2
seen the cathedral of	2
the tribunes over the	2
to build a nave	2
a very considerable number	2
la sainte chapelle at	2
well to bear in	2
have called it a	2
the arches by which	2
the hill like a	2
open one on the	2
of the northern french	2
more or less fortified	2
there are five orders	2
the sources of the	2
the confines of champagne	2
possesses one of the	2
church was remodeled in	2
bilson thinks that the	2
housed in the former	2
way to approach it	2
it is the first	2
is the abbey church	2
became a kind of	2
as the beginning of	2
all the valois country	2
the knights of st	2
joinville to write his	2
that became monotonous in	2
the earlier gothic vaults	2
side of the church	2
served as model for	2
which had served as	2
bays in the nave	2
to the paris school	2
up and down its	2
to who first used	2
y a des lieux	2
had begged to be	2
la domination normande en	2
cotta frieze at lodi	2
word was brought to	2
bearing some resemblance to	2
century merged in the	2
reign of louis xiv	2
given the name of	2
we do not know	2
the first two bays	2
and in some cases	2
beyond the line of	2
collapse of the central	2
the tracery in the	2
phases of the same	2
whom the throne of	2
the present cathedral was	2
auguste and richard coeur	2
to say that the	2
by the meeting of	2
flemish school of sculpture	2
the edge of the	2
church of the same	2
as a symbol of	2
the same year that	2
is not equal to	2
panels is painted in	2
to god and the	2
it is divided into	2
of these great churches	2
to the position of	2
the remainder of the	2
eastern end of one	2
glass window from chartres	2
designed by the great	2
best specimens of the	2
of louis xii and	2
chapel of the tower	2
was a land of	2
in the olden times	2
the first ever made	2
roofs of moderate pitch	2
said to be a	2
be seen from our	2
portrayed the life of	2
of the french king	2
can be visited the	2
those in use in	2
who have gone before	2
good specimen of the	2
employed in the interior	2
one of the learned	2
in the path of	2
for a time was	2
in the study of	2
and the roofs of	2
years of the xii	2
the transept of lincoln	2
the chapel of a	2
on the death of	2
which led in the	2
the eye of the	2
are now in the	2
played an important part	2
preach the second crusade	2
the big abbey church	2
one of the notable	2
undertook to restore the	2
is probable that the	2
its church of st	2
it is the most	2
first bishop of the	2
and guillaume de passavant	2
a beautiful example of	2
the first period of	2
a small moulding of	2
would have opened on	2
was blown up with	2
the tomb of henry	2
thrust of the vaulting	2
was no such thing	2
who fell on the	2
great deal of the	2
six or seven years	2
built by urban v	2
the terrors of the	2
to the production of	2
of the three hundred	2
as the principal span	2
from base to summit	2
guillaume x of aquitaine	2
were employed in the	2
these are still standing	2
was to be carried	2
from each other by	2
to the capital of	2
the burial of the	2
on the high altar	2
the date of this	2
who had known the	2
of the church had	2
altar of notre dame	2
salamander of francis i	2
and the surfaces of	2
was used for the	2
be given to the	2
architecture in western europe	2
in paris during the	2
married the heiress of	2
the builders began to	2
of five hundred years	2
the production of a	2
the streets of paris	2
of the new church	2
of the great schism	2
projecting from the eastern	2
part of the exterior	2
the part of a	2
bride adorned for her	2
the side of the	2
the smelting pot of	2
was until the revolution	2
which is known as	2
for illustration consult the	2
be driven out of	2
never were intended to	2
the only son of	2
a chosen spot for	2
blown up with gunpowder	2
opening out of it	2
very considerable number of	2
the long lady chapel	2
pope who built the	2
peter the venerable was	2
of the houses of	2
the same date are	2
the men and women	2
center for the study	2
by urban ii in	2
are constantly met with	2
wealth of stained glass	2
under the direction of	2
portals of the cathedral	2
the roses of the	2
the lower stories of	2
vision of john the	2
was not to be	2
the city in he	2
of the western towers	2
the new art standards	2
the wooden doors of	2
the gothic masonry roof	2
same type as the	2
is more remarkable for	2
works of rayonnant gothic	2
when one day he	2
that the buildings of	2
in proportion to its	2
of the two upper	2
one of the xv	2
use was made of	2
the story of each	2
architecture is to be	2
of the white hands	2
and the line of	2
on the night of	2
they were in the	2
of the largest in	2
within a few years	2
le palais des papes	2
on the first crusade	2
main parts of the	2
side chapels of the	2
built the lady chapel	2
the reign of st	2
an angle less than	2
to the height of	2
of the church fathers	2
a monk in the	2
is sculptured with the	2
architecture in france and	2
has been moved to	2
among the most beautiful	2
it is a most	2
is some of the	2
as a specimen of	2
president of the tribunal	2
into languedoc to combat	2
wall of the nave	2
used to steady the	2
but as a rule	2
the side aisle is	2
and much of that	2
good example of an	2
his defense of church	2
of jaime el conquistador	2
in honor of the	2
in england in the	2
principles of construction and	2
his pilgrimage to the	2
to the english of	2
in a single composition	2
gothique flamboyant en france	2
la ville de paris	2
into spain an architectural	2
development and character of	2
is known to have	2
are two of the	2
the newly canonized saint	2
the certosa at pavia	2
often of great beauty	2
as it now is	2
middle ages in france	2
iii and edward i	2
granite of which it	2
the throne of amiens	2
the west portal of	2
to it belonged the	2
not in the first	2
the cause of the	2
in the immediate suburbs	2
was employed in the	2
a bay of the	2
keystone of the diagonals	2
are covered by a	2
resembles that of st	2
those of the ile	2
not to be found	2
of the most graceful	2
had been begun by	2
the bishop of osma	2
by the same architect	2
the gothic period are	2
designs of pietro da	2
it is a small	2
general council of the	2
the logical fulfillment of	2
diagonals were used in	2
it stood on the	2
in the form of	2
it gave his eye	2
rose windows of the	2
the cathedral is a	2
the church was finished	2
the glory of the	2
church and its guide	2
carried out in the	2
the future king of	2
would have been placed	2
built by bishop pierre	2
which has been called	2
the merovingian and carolingian	2
banks of the rhone	2
us to read the	2
on the point of	2
by a passing guest	2
duke of aquitaine who	2
is now in the	2
and the early part	2
and over that the	2
the shape and size	2
the active wall shafts	2
conscientious man who ever	2
of the imitation of	2
wounded on the field	2
similar to one in	2
for the skill with	2
le midi de la	2
century windows in the	2
meaux on the marne	2
are arbitrary and made	2
this building was commenced	2
as though they were	2
by henry i of	2
the nave near it	2
like a rhenish church	2
each vault section of	2
the round arch is	2
the erection of its	2
and its royal mausoleums	2
the introduction of the	2
in the black prince	2
twelfth century to the	2
are to be read	2
the first plans were	2
line of the walls	2
were the work of	2
the portail des libraires	2
were devoted to the	2
west end of the	2
molded on a temporary	2
composed by a norman	2
jacobi and mary salome	2
the work of that	2
the most conspicuous feature	2
of france at the	2
the nave with a	2
in the first days	2
as the xi century	2
principles of gothic design	2
the idea was given	2
be accomplished in brickwork	2
notre dame of mantes	2
a general council of	2
erection of the cathedral	2
of additions to the	2
the demolition of the	2
frieze and the cornice	2
clocher vieux at chartres	2
gothic art is the	2
in the abbatial at	2
arcade of the ducal	2
architecture in southern europe	2
magdeburg is a primary	2
in which the gothic	2
the first attempt to	2
to be seen the	2
it had been in	2
whoever it was built	2
hidden under the lean	2
most beautiful in the	2
dans le midi de	2
it will be understood	2
never was the meaning	2
in le vol de	2
of the queen of	2
the field of the	2
next to the bible	2
the rebuilding of the	2
to be buried at	2
it will be seen	2
of the edifice is	2
stood on the site	2
the mouth of the	2
the seine to the	2
the burgundian mother house	2
the founders of the	2
chapels that open on	2
with its two towers	2
it was reconstructed in	2
and the boast of	2
normande aux xie et	2
the edification of the	2
of the second period	2
the children of anne	2
the whole arrangement of	2
never placed over the	2
arms of the transept	2
blessed the dijon abbatial	2
choir of bayeaux cathedral	2
than a right angle	2
an arrangement derived from	2
had hitherto been used	2
or up to middle	2
the lower parts of	2
us that in the	2
it was in that	2
give more light to	2
the curve of the	2
of brickwork or masonry	2
tracery in the head	2
sometimes a part of	2
such thing as a	2
gothic towers of normandy	2
which rib fell on	2
counterbutting members of rheims	2
note of force is	2
divided into a series	2
to include two storeys	2
the gothic system of	2
at the western end	2
the influence of different	2
paced up and down	2
be considered as a	2
to the deterioration of	2
the place of honor	2
side of the building	2
worked on the nave	2
the brother of the	2
barbarians had wiped out	2
in the midst of	2
gothic art of brittany	2
it stands on the	2
part of the temple	2
of a continuous flying	2
was the donor of	2
from a tapestry in	2
the knights at mont	2
oldest part of the	2
to protect their churches	2
to vault the nave	2
behind a parapet which	2
been more than once	2
he passed away in	2
century school of chartres	2
the last duke of	2
the porcupine of louis	2
is full of the	2
the top of a	2
their churches by masonry	2
was rebuilt after a	2
use of flying buttresses	2
did away with the	2
arches framing each vault	2
made use of merely	2
for the transverse arch	2
we know that the	2
were removed to the	2
earliest architect who introduced	2
grouped together in the	2
for a few generations	2
his brothers in the	2
france during the middle	2
and it was at	2
be no doubt that	2
or to the pope	2
its church of notre	2
romanesque cathedral which he	2
period of the plantagenet	2
first bay of the	2
dire times of the	2
constantly met with in	2
to the chapter house	2
entire width of the	2
of the characteristics of	2
that is one of	2
as has been pointed	2
phase of the new	2
sur les abbayes cisterciennes	2
religious fervor of the	2
paris school which led	2
which the italians never	2
and the most famous	2
of the new order	2
both in england and	2
in the first years	2
the romanesque cathedral which	2
the church is one	2
in that same period	2
portal images of the	2
his sons jean and	2
the time of big	2
of which they are	2
but it must be	2
the nave was rebuilt	2
flank of the nave	2
thrown out above the	2
the best in france	2
him were the brothers	2
branch of the university	2
the crypt belonged to	2
the origin of flamboyant	2
in one of his	2
to sens for the	2
united in the same	2
was laid in by	2
are of the same	2
been set in a	2
the new order of	2
the architecture of france	2
the bishop of meaux	2
histoire de la langue	2
be the first built	2
one of the great	2
the architectural treatment of	2
till the end of	2
was in the kingdom	2
be taken as a	2
is divided by one	2
is a vision of	2
of the barrel vault	2
order of mercy to	2
years of the xiii	2
at such a height	2
same date are the	2
in england as well	2
of each vault section	2
of the ornamental elaboration	2
good example of that	2
features of the exterior	2
and the high altar	2
by the huguenots in	2
transverse and wall arches	2
on which the church	2
gothic art in france	2
two rows of pillars	2
in this region where	2
century was added the	2
the best specimens of	2
during the second half	2
in the wake of	2
of the next century	2
century cupola church of	2
is none the less	2
of the most curious	2
passed on to us	2
can be divided into	2
of philippe le bel	2
the principal span was	2
the development of its	2
as most of the	2
du nord de la	2
entrance to the choir	2
chief art patrons of	2
vieilles provinces de france	2
renaissance ornament from a	2
art of the xiii	2
can be seen from	2
gothic churches of the	2
field of the cloth	2
now in the louvre	2
a small masterpiece of	2
of perennial beauty for	2
cathedral in the land	2
of cluny as it	2
the confines of the	2
the degree of enrichment	2
another center for the	2
is a good specimen	2
refinements in french cathedrals	2
years of his life	2
the east window of	2
was a young student	2
edification of the people	2
as it now stands	2
of the liberal arts	2
de seignelay was transferred	2
side by side the	2
the erection of churches	2
clerk of the court	2
between tribune and clearstory	2
was born in a	2
in the heads of	2
the see of canterbury	2
the time that the	2
xi and xii centuries	2
the romanesque idea of	2
the most imposing gothic	2
square chapels opening on	2
of the new works	2
gothic art in normandy	2
a door or window	2
the inspiration of the	2
in which urban ii	2
be seen by the	2
under a succession of	2
rather than those of	2
framing each vault section	2
would seem to be	2
the romanesque cathedral was	2
of the barbarians had	2
stone or beam covering	2
opening of the xiii	2
which belongs to the	2
the diagonals of the	2
to lead to the	2
as an indication of	2
a good specimen of	2
to a feudal family	2
webb of the camden	2
thick coats of whitewash	2
the xiv and xv	2
voici le lieu du	2
the same time that	2
new gothic choir was	2
for the edification of	2
were dismounted in time	2
in the sculpture of	2
one of the main	2
he was succeeded by	2
the old saying ran	2
influence on the gothic	2
where there is no	2
they carried with them	2
northwest tower of paris	2
cathedrals of france were	2
best gothic monument in	2
forms part of the	2
but so long as	2
shall find that the	2
son histoire et ses	2
lombard alternance of ground	2
can hold its own	2
west wall of the	2
and south of the	2
to the aid of	2
into the tomb the	2
his statue at the	2
of the four evangelists	2
it was the bishop	2
by an open arcade	2
for the art of	2
is the church for	2
what is now the	2
in the same stone	2
in its first plan	2
was modeled on the	2
of the renaissance in	2
when the use of	2
froidure et de pluye	2
which through long centuries	2
the clustered shafts at	2
brought to it their	2
the first fugitive hour	2
great length in proportion	2
remains of the church	2
le lieu du monde	2
the courtyard of the	2
with the portraits of	2
in the churches of	2
on each arm of	2
with a vision of	2
found in many of	2
type of masonry roof	2
of pedestal for the	2
from the tribune gallery	2
within and without the	2
arrangement of pier and	2
by the school of	2
for the house of	2
palaces on the grand	2
a truly french renaissance	2
similar to those of	2
la sculpture romane en	2
the architecture of a	2
almost or quite detached	2
the choir is of	2
with a profusion of	2
puy in old auvergne	2
the controversy as to	2
the forest of roumare	2
curving aisle around the	2
the eighteenth century in	2
and the creation of	2
the queen of castile	2
by the actual one	2
the principle of thrust	2
to redeem captives from	2
hospital hall at ourscamp	2
to end of the	2
is proof that it	2
line of capetian dukes	2
by paschal ii in	2
at the south porch	2
proved himself a loyal	2
and all the while	2
vault ribs are of	2
the domed churches of	2
the choir of bordeaux	2
from the grave raised	2
the vii century closed	2
to steady the upper	2
the law of retribution	2
the wing of the	2
to the size of	2
here in notre dame	2
top of a pinnacle	2
the house of capet	2
has given rise to	2
by the calvinists in	2
is a small masterpiece	2
a touch of the	2
of the north and	2
still to be found	2
height of the edifice	2
length in proportion to	2
in the outer aisle	2
be sent of god	2
as to who first	2
organ of gothic architecture	2
come within the scope	2
over the entrance to	2
contemporary of the cathedrals	2
art of the cupola	2
should go in search	2
a few miles away	2
less than a right	2
the great church at	2
who ruled from to	2
we shall find that	2
be found in its	2
early use of diagonals	2
plan of amiens cathedral	2
western doorway of church	2
to the early period	2
of the same character	2
adoption of the pointed	2
to the requirements of	2
built in the dawn	2
man of genius who	2
leaves arranged in a	2
sometimes also the basement	2
and it is probable	2
first plan of the	2
a raised floor or	2
en italie et en	2
romanesque school of auvergne	2
every part of his	2
the slope of the	2
a keen sense of	2
of the time were	2
on the completion of	2
was for an abbot	2
the gifts of the	2
beauty for us to	2
in any other region	2
plays of the day	2
include two storeys of	2
to raise the keystone	2
the inner wall of	2
came into france to	2
the first to preach	2
vous savez comment il	2
italie et en sicile	2
strozzi palace at florence	2
been said that the	2
an integral part of	2
nave of lyons cathedral	2
region of the national	2
the count of toulouse	2
at the trumeau is	2
flank of the hill	2
the earliest examples of	2
capital of celtic gaul	2
whilom cathedral of st	2
of amiens rose into	2
the cathedral at paris	2
and some of the	2
the collegiate at braine	2
into each vault section	2
on the top of	2
western doors of amiens	2
front of the church	2
use of stone vaults	2
in bands of twelve	2
is quite true that	2
the nave was built	2
as a rule they	2
looks out on a	2
thrown over the central	2
one of the fairest	2
the beautiful bertrada de	2
of small rose windows	2
in the tympanum is	2
the tenets of catharism	2
the bishop of soissons	2
the land of its	2
the summit of a	2
contemporary with him were	2
in the center and	2
tribunes were built over	2
when he said that	2
ancient palace of the	2
among the shrouden women	2
transept of lincoln cathedral	2
three western doors at	2
urban ii blessed in	2
the wall shafts of	2
the saints at solesmes	2
a few in the	2
for the gothic towers	2
a permanent stone roof	2
be said to begin	2
good stained glass of	2
the sacrifice of the	2
head of the door	2
be forgotten that the	2
the last phase of	2
a center of letters	2
hold on to god	2
at the four corners	2
a few of them	2
use of merely for	2
to obviate the difficulty	2
called for tribunes over	2
of the college of	2
the central feature of	2
the pavement of the	2
adorns a pier of	2
is marked by the	2
best type of the	2
to call it a	2
yet none the less	2
door in santa maria	2
very early use of	2
has come down to	2
but the individual features	2
from generation to generation	2
renaissance architecture in italy	2
gothic architecture did not	2
of jaques coeur at	2
and other churches of	2
the best gothic monument	2
may be quoted as	2
been already referred to	2
to those who have	2
idea of the romanesque	2
the menace of the	2
roof of hall at	2
an apsidal east end	2
transoms and mullions to	2
mighty builder of churches	2
two best centuries of	2
window devoted to the	2
westernmost bay of the	2
blood is our blood	2
are the most successful	2
two hundred years later	2
and in part from	2