St. Omer _Pas-de-Calais_ Notre Dame H. M. St. Papoul _Aude_ H. M. St. Paul Trois _Drome_ H. M. Chateaux St. Pol de Leon _Finisterre_ H. M. St. Servan _Ille-et-Vilaine_ St. Pierre d'Aleth Sarlat _Dordogne_ H. M. Seez _Orne_ Notre Dame H. M. Senez _Basses-Alpes_ H. M. Senlis _Oise_ Notre Dame H. M. Sisteron _Basses-Alpes_ Soissons _Aisne_ Notre Dame H. M. St. Gervais St. Protais Tarbes _Hautes-Pyrenees_ Eglise de la Sede H. M. Toul _Meurthe_ St. Etienne H. M. Toulon _Var_ Ste. Marie-Majeur Treguier _Cotes-du-Nord_ H. M. Uzes _Gard_ St. Thierry Vabres _Aveyron_ Vaiso _Vaucluse_ H. M. Versailles _Seine-et-Oise_ St. Louis Vence _Alpes-Maritimes_ H. M. Vienne _Isere_ St. Maurice H. M. V _Chronology of the chief styles and examples of church building in the north of France from the Romano-Byzantine period to that of the Renaissance_ 1050-1075 Nevers St. Etienne Distinct round-arch 1075-1100 Bayeux Notre Dame style Caen St. Etienne 1125-1150 Autun St. Lazare Pointed arch in St. Denis (choir) vaulting and 1150-1175 Angers St. Maurice larger works, with Paris Notre Dame the retaining of Sens St. Etienne the round in the smaller 1200-1225 Reims Notre Dame General adoption Auxerre St. Etienne of the ogival Troyes Sts. Peter and Paul style 1225-1250 Amiens Notre Dame The completed Dijon St. Benigne ogival style Bourges St. Etienne 1250-1275 Noyon Notre Dame (cloisters) 1300-1325 Rouen Notre Dame (lady-chapel) 1350-1375 Chartres Notre Dame 1425-1450 Auxerre St. Etienne (N. transept) Introduction of Renaissance detail 1450-1475 Evreux Notre Dame (transepts in Italy and and tower) elaboration of Gothic in France