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Identifier: eglisenotredamed00dubo (find matches)
Title: Église Notre-Dame de Verneuil : son histoire, sa monographie
Year: 1894 (1890s)
Authors: Dubois, P. L
Subjects: Notre-Dame de Verneuil (Verneuil-sur-Avre, France) Church architecture Decoration and ornament, Architectural
Publisher: Rennes : Simon
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
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icolas dAteez. 13 — 1609 — Me Pierre Geoffroy ou Geffroy, maître ès arts & curé de la dide paroiffe. 14 — 1616 — Me Pierre Le Gras, maître és arts, chappier & or- ganifte en la dide Églife & natif en icelle. Obiit28 maii. 15 — 1642 — Mc André de Frontignières, prelbtre & chappier en la drde Églife & natif dicelle parroiffe,depuis en lannée 1649 a été uicaire perpétuelde lÉglife cathédrale de Noftre-Dame dEureux& de préfent curé de S. Ouen dAthées, 1655.l(1 — 1678 — Me Noël de Brétigniéres, preftre, dodeur de Sor-bonne & curé de Ste Madelaine de Verneuil,auparauant curé de cefte parroiffe & natif de laMadelaine. iy — ïyi2 — Me Jean Lecalier, haut uicaire de la cathédraledEureux & promoteur de léuefque, natif deS. Thomas dEureux. x8 — 1738 — Me Charles Billette, natif de la ditte paroiffe. iy — 1 -778 — Me Charles-Thomas Binet, prêtre, prieur deS. Martin de Patinges, natif de la ditte paroiffe. »
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CIMETIÈRE DE NOTRE-DAME ancien cimetière de Notre-Dame est trop curieux pour quenous ne le signalions pas à lattention des archéo-logues. Il nous est impossible de savoir si, primitivement, le cimetièrede la paroisse entourait léglise, selon le pieux usage généralementobservé par nos pères, qui voulaient rappeler aux vivants la penséede la mort et lobligation de prier pour les défunts : toujours est-ilque le cimetière de Notre-Dame était, dès le xvic siècle, établi à laporte de Mortagne, assez prés de léglise, à un endroit appeléSaint-Thomas et que les anciens désignent toujours ainsi. Ce nomnous fait supposer quautrefois il y avait là une chapelle ou unoratoire dédié à S. Thomas, ou du moins une statue de cet apôtre.La porte de ce cimetière, du xvie siècle, est formée par un cintresurbaissé retombant sur des pieds-droits terminés par une pyra-mide à crochets; les niches des pieds-droits, sous les pyramides, té

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