Edinburgh, October 1888.
ERRATA.
| Page | vi. | line | 11 | from | bottom, | for | “les” | read | “le” |
| ” | 5, | ” | 10 | ” | top, | ” | “two thousand” | ” | “three thousand.” |
| ” | 27, | ” | 1 | ” | ” | no ( | |||
| ” | 36, | ” | 7 | ” | bottom, | for | “Carée” | ” | “Carrée.” |
| ” | 93, | ” | 12 | ” | ” | ” | “Dioeletian” | ” | “Diocletian.” |
| ” | 126, | ” | 4 | ” | ” | ” | “length” | ” | “width.” |
| ” | 128, | Title, | Fig. | 41, | ” | “FETES” | ” | “TETES.” | |
| ” | 147, | line | 7 | from | bottom, | ” | “apartmnts” | ” | “apartments.” |
| ” | 194, | Title | of | Fig. | 97, | ” | “ST CÉSAIRE” | ” | “ST TROPHIME.” |
| ” | 211, | ” | 20 | from | top, | ” | “dypticks” | ” | “dyptichs.” |
| ” | 212, | ” | 14 | ” | bottom, | ” | “Jocobi” | ” | “Jacobi.” |
| ” | 221, | ” | 6 | ” | top, | ” | “bonnded” | ” | “bounded.” |
| ” | 462, | ” | 12 | ” | bottom, | ” | “shews” | ” | “shew.” |
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Architecture of South of France comparatively little known, [1]; contrast of North and South in climate, buildings, &c., [3]; Provence a very ancient and independent State, [4]; and scene of important historical events, [5].
[II. Early History of Provence, and its Condition during the Middle Ages.]
Colonised by Phœnicians, 1100 B.C.—Greek culture introduced, [7]; occupied by the Romans about [100] B.C., [8]; became their favourite province, [9]; overrun by Visigoths in fourth century, [10]; Roman and Greek colonies were in cities, and the revived government also municipal, [11]; the Church the chief instrument of organised government, [12]; monasteries established, [13]; anarchic condition from fifth to eighth century, [14]; invasion of Saracens, [15]; attempt to establish a “Holy Roman Empire,” [16]; revival under Charlemagne, [18]; growth of the monasteries, Cluny, [20]; Citeaux, [22]; the Crusades, [23]; effects of the above on Architecture, [24].