ST. BERTRAND DE COMMINGES [Illustration] First monastery here, VIth century Present cathedral mainly XIIth to XIVth centuries First bishop, Suavis, VIth century Monument to Bishop Hugh de Castellane, XIVth century Length, 210 feet (?) Width, 55 feet (?) CATHEDRALE DE DAX Main fabric, XIIIth century Reconstructed, XVIIIth century NOTRE DAME DE DIE A bishopric in 1285, and from 1672 until 1801 Porch, XIth century Romanesque fragments in "Porte Rouge," XIth century Restored and rebuilt, XVIIth century Length of nave, 270 feet Width of nave, 76 feet CATHEDRALE D'EAUZE Town destroyed, Xth century Gothic church (not, however, the former cathedral), XVth century STE. EULALIE D'ELNE Cathedral rebuilt from a former structure, XVth century Cloister, XVth century NOTRE DAME D'EMBRUN North porch and peristyle, XIIth century Romanesque tower rebuilt, XIVth century The "Tour Brune" XIth century High-altar, XVIIIth century Painted triptych, 1518 Coloured glass, XVth century Organ and gallery, XVIth century NOTRE DAME DE GRENOBLE Foundations of choir, XIth century Tabernacle, XVth century Tomb of Abbé Chissé, 1407 Former episcopal palace, XIth century Present episcopal palace, on same site, XVth century Eglise St André, XIIIth century "La Grande Chartreuse," founded by St. Bruno, 1084 "La Grande Chartreuse," enlarged, XVIth to XVIIth centuries Monks expelled, 1816 and 1902 ST. LOUIS DE LA ROCHELLE City besieged unsuccessfully, 1573 City besieged and fell, XVIIth century Huguenots held the city from 1557 to 1629 Present cathedral dates from 1735 NOTRE DAME DE LE PUY [Illustration] First bishop, St. Georges, IIId century Primitive cathedral, Vth century West façade of present edifice, XIIth century Choir, Xth century Virgin of Le Puy, 50 feet in height Aguille de St. Michel, 250 feet in height, 50 feet in circumference at top, 500 feet at base ST. ETIENNE DE LIMOGES [Illustration] Nave, XVth and XVIth centuries Romanesque portion of nave, XIth century Lower portion of tower, XIth century Clocher, XIIIth century Choir, XIIIth century Transepts, XIVth and XVth centuries Choir-screen, 1543 Coloured glass, XVth and XIXth centuries Tomb of Bishop Brun, 1349; de la Porte, 1325; Langeac, 1541 Crypt, XIth century Height of clocher, 240 feet Enamels of reredos, XVIIth century ST. FULCRAN DE LODEVE City converted to Christianity, 323 Earliest portion of cathedral, Xth century Main portion of fabric, XIIth century Cathedral completed, XVIth century Tomb of Bishop de la Panse, 1658 Height of nave, 80 feet CATHEDRALE DE LUCON