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English translation

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History

The oldest part (12th century) is the south arm of the transept, terminated by a cul-de-four, into which the old door of the church has been re-erected, with finely sculpted lintel. The nave, covered with a flat wooden ceiling, opening to the north, onto a narrow aisle (modern south wall), the vaulted transept, the choir and the bell tower, are from the beginning of the 13th century. The bell tower, raised over the crossing, is a robust tower, pierced on each face by a double opening cut back with openwork tympana with roof covering in catslide (oculus with rosette in the gables). Projecting apse with round arch windows, ornamented with diamond points, cornice with geometric modillions. On the north arm: Beauvais cornice.