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Montesquieu-Volvestre - Saint Victor
Raymond VII, the Count of Toulouse, who signed the Treaty of Paris (1229), that ended the Albigensian Crusade and the political autonomy of Occitan, founded the town in a loop of the River Arize in 1238 as a bastide.
Saint Victor, the fortified parish church, was erected in the typical gothique méridional style from red bricks just after the town was founded.
The small crypt was completely dark - so I used the flashlight, what I try to avoid - normally. The crypt was used as a "lapidarium".
Saint Victor, the fortified parish church, was erected in the typical gothique méridional style from red bricks just after the town was founded.
The small crypt was completely dark - so I used the flashlight, what I try to avoid - normally. The crypt was used as a "lapidarium".
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