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Cathedral of Notre-Dame

cathedral, Le Puy, France
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  • Le Puy-en-Velay, France
    Le Puy-en-Velay

    …Town, stands the 11th–12th-century Romanesque cathedral of Notre-Dame, which shows Byzantine influence in its octagonal cupolas and decoration. The adjacent cloister is mainly Romanesque but has Carolingian capitals. On the outskirts of the town a volcanic needle some 260 feet (80 meters) high is crowned by a 10th–11th-century church, Saint-Michel-d’Aiguilhe,…

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    …Town, stands the 11th–12th-century Romanesque cathedral of Notre-Dame, which shows Byzantine influence in its octagonal cupolas and decoration. The adjacent cloister is mainly Romanesque but has Carolingian capitals. On the outskirts of the town a volcanic needle some 260 feet (80 meters) high is crowned by a 10th–11th-century church, Saint-Michel-d’Aiguilhe,…

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