[362] Ibid., p. 47.
[363] The inscription on this bell was as follows:—“Christus. Rex. venit. in. pace. et. Deus. homo. factus. est. Chtus. vincit. Chtus. regnat. Chtus. ab. omn. mal. nos. defendat. Fuit. factum. per magistrum. Joannem. Adam. anno. Dñi. 1418 in mense. Aprili.—Viage Lit. á las Iglesias de España, xvi. 89.
[364] See plan, [Plate XX.]
[365] There are said to be three doorways from the cloister to the church.—Viage Lit., xvi. 86.
[366] See reference to this porch at p. 349.
[367] As, e.g., at S. Etienne, Nevers.
[368] “During the episcopate of Romeo de Cescomes, 1361-80, the work of the principal altar was ordered to be concluded, and it was forbidden to say mass there from All Saints’ day till the following month of May, 1376.”
[369] See plan, [Plate VIII.]
[370] There is a very fair inn at Lérida, the Parador de San Luis, pleasantly situated on the bank of the Segre; and the railway from Barcelona to Zaragoza, passing by Lérida, makes it easy of access.
[371] Parcerisa, Recuerdos y Bellezas de España, Aragon, p. 120.