Links to Chartres
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it is much more to say about Chartres. Others said a lot to
it. Therefore you should find here some links to such websites.
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The
Cathedral Notre Dame de Chartres: Information
from Wikipedia ... Link
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About
the architecture:
From a data base of civil engineering ... Link
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From
Great Buildings online ... Link >
From Mary Ann Sullivan ... Link
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The
city of Chartres welcomes you on their website.
All information about the city ... Link
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The
website of Notre-Dame de Chartres Cathedral ... Link
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The labyrinth is free from
chairs every Friday.
You
can stay in Maison St. Yves, just a stone's
throw from the cathedral, if you want ... Link
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The
cathedral belongs to the World Heritage of
the UNESCO since 1979 ... Link
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The
Chartres, Sanctuary of the World Association,
is dedicated to the safeguarding of the cathedral Notre-Dame
of Chartres ...
Link >
About
the history ... Link
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Robert
Ferré works as a full-time labyrinth maker in
the USA, specializing in the Chartres labyrinth. He organized
innumerable tours to Chartres ... Link
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On his website you can see a beautiful photo of
the labyrinth from Sonia Halliday ... Link
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John
James, an Australian architect, has spent 30 years
examining Gothic structures and is writing about it. He knows
the cathedral better than anyone in the world ... Link
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A
dark chapter of this time, the crusades ...
Link
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They
didn't know the term Gothic in 1200, although
they built Gothic. It was not only a new style, it was a new
spirit ... Link
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The
School of Chartres was through two centuries
one of the most famous high schools of the occident. It was
a reservoir for the pre-Christian world of ideas which at the
same time cultivated the natural sciences of the time ... Link
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A
binary code from the Middle Ages? Sacred Geometry
always played a large role at the building of holy sites, also
in Chartres ... Link
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Bernard
of Clairvaux influenced a whole epoch. The Cistercians
received a fresh revive by him. Something about his life and
his work ... Link
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The
spirituality of the Cistercians influenced
the building of the cathedral ... Link
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The
Templars went through a time of revival at
that time ... Link
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For
someones the cathedral has something to do with the Holy
Grail ... Link
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The
cathedral was built by stone-masons and bricklayers, who were
united in brotherhoods and guilds. They worked with the rough
stone, as it does the freemasons ... Link
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The
Sacred Dance has discovered Chartres too ...
Link >
More information about Sacred Dance ... Link
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