Cities of
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共 18 段- In the 14th century, the cities acquired still greater freed
- The =Lower Chapel=, to which we are next conducted, is a fin
- At the end of the room is the magnificent =*triptych= painte
- The _east wall_ of this chapel, beyond the tomb of Charles t
- Early in the 14th century, the burghers of Ghent, under thei
- Hubert and Jan van Eyck, however, were not so much in strict
- In the later middle ages, however, the town had spread to ne
- The houses on the =N. side=, (that occupied by the Maison du
- 545. Between them, **unknown German Master (Lafenestre says,
- 387. Rubens: *Portrait: Wife of the last: in his finest and
- Now, enter the =Chapel= by the North Transept, that of =the
- =Historically=, the spread of the town from its centre began
- The =decline= of the city in later times was due to a variet
- The =rooms= are lettered (A. B. C. etc.) over the doorways.
- On easels, 649, Claeissens: Triptych of the Crucifixion, wit
- The =centre of mediæval Antwerp= was the =Grand’ Place=, whi
- =Flanders= in the early Middle Ages was =a fief of France=;
- [The end of _Cities of Belgium_, by Grant Allen.]