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...Les profils les plus anciens que nous observons dans les édifices primitifs du moyen âge en France, et particulièrement dans l'Île-de-France, dans le Valois, une partie de la Champagne, de la Bourgogne, du Nivernais et de l'Auvergne, s'ils s'adaptent à des bandeaux, des corniches, des cordons et des tailloirs de chapiteaux, consistent en un simple épannelage, un biseau (fig. 2) partant du nu du mur ou reposant sur des corbelets...

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