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...Les pignons des églises de campagne, cependant, où l'on ne pouvait prodiguer la sculpture, étaient terminés par des croix de pierre comme dans les siècles précédents. Ces croix sont simples, habituellement portées par une colonne courte cylindrique, terminée par une bague formant chapiteau. Telle est la petite croix de l'église de Saint-Thomas (Charente-Inférieure) (7)...

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