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Areines (Loir-et-Cher) Eglise Notre-Dame. L'édifice est daté de la fin du XIème siècle. L'abside à été reprise au XIIème siècle et le clocher ajouté. Le clocher sera terminé au XVème siècle. Un pouillé* chartrain du XIIIème siècle signale que le terrain de l'église et une partie du bourg appartiennent au monastère de la Virginité (monastère fondé en 1220, près de Montoire). La cure est mentionnée parmi les bénéfices du chapitre de Chartres. (Bulletin de la Société archéologique, scientifique et littéraire du Vendômois. 1936-S. Trocmé) L'église comprend une nef rectangulaire couverte en charpente, une travée de choeur très courte, une petite abside en cul-de-four. Une petite sacristie a été rajoutée à l'abside, elle communique avec l'angle Nord-Est de la nef. Un vieux petit cimetière jouxtait l'église du côté sud. Le clocher fut probablement ajouté au XIIème siècle. La base est en grandes pierres, de tailles variées. Le haut du clocher a du être édifié au XIVème ou XVème siècle. Le léger encorbellement de la partie supérieure donne au clocher son élégance.
Areines (Loir-et-Cher) Church of Our Lady. The building dates from the late eleventh century. The apse has been changed in the twelfth century and the bell tower added. The tower will be completed in the fifteenth century. A registry of Chartres, of the thirteenth century, said that the grounds of the church and part of the town are the property of the monastery of Virginity (monastery founded in 1220, near Montoire). The cure is mentioned among the benefits of religious chapter of Chartres. (Bulletin of the Archaeological Society, scientific and literary Vendômois. 1936-S. Trocmé) The church has a rectangular nave covered beams, a very short span of choir, a small semi-circular apse. A small sacristy was added to the apse, it communicates with the North East corner of the nave. An old small cemetery adjoined the church on the south side. The tower was probably added in the twelfth century. The lower part is built of large stones of various sizes. The top of the bell tower had to be built in the fourteenth or fifteenth century. Light cantilevered from the upper part gives the tower its elegance. |
| Date | Taken on 25 October 2014, 14:33 |
| Source | Areines (Loir-et-Cher) |
| Author | Daniel Jolivet |
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