...Quant aux chapelles absidales de la cathédrale de Limoges, l'absence de combles pyramidaux jure avec leur composition, qui appartient exclusivement à l'école d'architecture du Nord. L'une de ces chapelles, celle du chevet (fig. 41), offre une particularité rare, même au XIV^e siècle, c'est que les fenêtres sont couronnées par des gâbles à jour; or cette partie de la cathédrale de Limoges date de la fin du XIII^e siècle...

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