PLAN OF THE CATHEDRAL OF NOTRE DAME, PARIS
Reading edition
Entrance to the Towers.
1. Chapelle des Fonts Baptismaux.
2. Chapelle Saint-Charles.
3. Chapelle de la Sainte-Enfance.
4. Chapelle Saint-Vincent-de-Paul.
5. Chapelle de Saint-François-Xavier.
6. Chapelle de Saint-Landry.
7. Chapelle de Sainte-Clotilde.
8. Chapelle de l’Annonciation.
9. Chapelle du Sacré Cœur.
10. Chapelle Sainte-Anne.
11. Chapelle Chapelle Saint-Pierre.
12. Chapelle Saint-Joseph.
13. Chapelle Sainte-Geneviève.
14. Chapelle des Ames du Purgatoire.
15. Statue of Notre Dame de Paris.
A. Chapelle Saint-Martin.
B. Chapelle Saint-Ferdinand.
C. Chapelle Saint-Germain.
D. Chapelle Saint-Louis.
E. Chapelle Saint-Marcel.
F. Chapelle de N. D. des Sept Douleurs, or du Petit Chœur.
G. Chapelle Saint-Georges.
H. Chapelle Saint-Guillaume.
I. Chapelle Sainte-Madelaine.
J. Chapelle Saint-Denis.
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Transcriber’s Note:
Punctuation has been standardised; hyphenation retained as it appears in the original publication.
Changes have been made as follows:
Page 4 that our own proud Minster than our own proud Minster
Page 7 Description de Notre-Dame, Cathédral de Paris changed to Description de Notre-Dame, Cathédrale de Paris
Page 10 se mit A genoux et fit changed to se mit à genoux et fit
Page 13 music by Gossee changed to music by Gossec
Page 14 parfaite à la moinde des actions changed to parfaite à la moindre des actions
Page 15 apres avoir reçu changed to après avoir reçu
Page 15 douce et legère changed to douce et légère
Page 19 mere decorative idiosyncracy changed to mere decorative idiosyncrasy
Page 20 Ths choir was begun changed to The choir was begun
Page 40 Chimères or “Devils of Notre Dame.” changed to Chimères or “Devils of Notre Dame.”
Page 40 was in its decadance changed to was in its decadence
Page 41 ONE OF THE CHIMAERAS OF NOTRE DAME changed to ONE OF THE CHIMÈRAS OF NOTRE DAME
Page 42 which was irrevently compared changed to which was irreverently compared
Page 52 TYMPANIUM OF THE NORTH TRANSEPT DOORWAY changed to TYMPANUM OF THE NORTH TRANSEPT DOORWAY
Page 53 Near the Port Rouge changed to Near the Porte Rouge
Page 65 in the cathedrall church changed to in the cathedral church
Page 67 Il en résultei nstinctivement pour changed to Il en résulte instinctivement pour
Page 78 Notre Dame par Vespace XXV changed to Notre Dame par l’espace XXV
Page 89 by Antoine Coyevox changed to by Antoine Coysevox
Page 90 Archbishop Sibor, who was murdered changed to Archbishop Sibour, who was murdered
Page 92 Archbishop Leclercq de Juigné changed to Archbishop Leclerc de Juigné
Page 95 The Cloîture or Cloister of Notre Dame was on The Cloître or Cloister of Notre Dame was on
Page 96 church of St. Germain des Près changed to church of St. Germain des Prés
Page 96 dull houses of the Rue du Cloîture Notre-Dame changed to dull houses of the Rue du Cloître Notre-Dame
Page 99 Barthélemy (1223–1227) changed to Barthélémy (1223–1227)
Page 105 Cloister, or Cloiture changed to Cloister, or Cloître