Possibly the earliest town than can be accurately called a bastide. Level site on land well above the river Tarns with square with arcaded shops. Apparently substantially re-planned ca. 1270. Spacious market square has 13th century fountain constructed of lead. Fortified church of 14th century origins. (ruelles)
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John Reps Papers, #15-2-1101. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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