1. Europe and the Mediterranean Lands 2. Hildesheim: St. Michael (ext., gen. view) 3. Florence: S. Miniato al Monte 4. Florence: S. Miniato al Monte 5. Diotisalvi, Pisa Cathedral Baptistery 6. Plan of Piazza del Duomo 7. Diotisalvi, interior of Pisa Cathedral 8. Diotisalvi, Pisa Cathedral (ext. view) 9. Cluny: Third Abbey Church (south arm of transept) 10. Third Abbey Church (elevation and plan from 18th century engraving) 11. Vezelay la Madeleine (hilltop location) Commercial Slide 12. Map of Romanesque and Gothic Sites in Western Europe, including Pilgimmage routes to Santiago de Compostella 13. V. la Madeleine (ext.: facade) Commercial Slide 14. Reliquary statue of Sainte-Foy 15. Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela (ext.: rear) Commercial Slide 16. Plan of the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela 17. Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela (interior: ambulatory, north side) 18. Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela (int.: nave from west) 19. Detail of battle scene showing Bishop Odo with a mace from the Bayeux Tapestry 20. Detail of Viking ships from the Bayeux Tapestry 21. Saint Pierre: Cloister pier with the relief of Abbot Durand 22. S. Foi (ext.: west front) 23. Vezelay la Madeleine: narthex (central portal) 24. S. Lazare Cathedral (SCPT: W Facade. Main Portal Tympanum. Last Judgement) 25. S. Lazare: west doorway (tympanum: St. Peter and the Apostles) 26. Saint Pierre: south porch 27. S. Lazare: west doorway (tympanum: souls entering paradise) 28. Saint Pierre: trumeau (St. Paul) 29. S. Lazare: Capital depicting the flight into Egypt 30. S. Lazare: capital from the north gallery of the cloister back to main menu

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