Note 191 — Chapter VII · Plantagenet Gothic Architecture[174]
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The nave of St. Serge is a mediocre XV-century structure. In its transept walls are vestiges of earlier churches; the cordons of brick in the stonework date from Carolingian times. Congrès Archéologique, 1871 and 1910; V. Godard-Faultier, “Le cœur de St. Serge à Angers,” in Bulletin Monumental, 1866, vol. 32; J. Denais, “Histoire et description de l’église St. Serge à Angers,” in L’inventaire des richesses d’art de la France, vol. 4, p. 20, Province, monuments religieux (Paris, Plon).