axial radiating chapel was clearly patterned after the upper chapel of the Sainte-Chapelle
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William W.Clark
Saint-Germer-de-Fly (Oise), chevet
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SAINT-GILLES
. The house of Saint-Gilles, or the “Raimondin” family, was associated with the county of
Toulouse for centuries. The first member of the family to govern Toulouse was Fredelon,
who received the title of marchio from Charles the Bald in 849. His son Odo recovered
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