Cathedral Cities of Spain
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" Tanto monta," the motto of the King and Queen, is cut both inside and out on the walls. Over the west portal are good reliefs of the Crucifixion and the Pieta. La Vera Cruz, a church built by the Templars in 1204, is difficult of access. I procured the key after much trouble, and found the twelve-sided nave forming a sort of ambulatory round the central walled-in chamber. It is an imitation of the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem. The Templars were suppressed in 13 12, so this gem had but a short ...existence as their house of prayer.
--Nestling amidst a grove of acacia trees, hidded away under the rock, is the Santuario de Fuencisla. Built to commemorate the miraculous rescue of Maria del Salto, a beautiful Jewess, the little sanctuary is much affected by pilgrims. The rock which overshadows it is known as La Pena Grajera, or "Crow's Cliff," taking this name from the multitude of carnivorous birds who al- ways assembled here for a meal after a victim had been [217] CATHEDRAL CITIES OF SPAIN hurled down to expiate his crime in a death below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Tanto monta," the motto of the King and Queen, is cut both inside and out on the walls. Over the west portal are good reliefs of the Crucifixion and the Pieta. La Vera Cruz, a church built by the Templars in 1204, is difficult of access. I procured the key after much trouble, and found the twelve-sided nave forming a sort of ambulatory round the central walled-in chamber. It is an imitation of the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem. The Templars were suppressed in 13 12, so this gem had but a short ...existence as their house of prayer.
--Nestling amidst a grove of acacia trees, hidded away under the rock, is the Santuario de Fuencisla. Built to commemorate the miraculous rescue of Maria del Salto, a beautiful Jewess, the little sanctuary is much affected by pilgrims. The rock which overshadows it is known as La Pena Grajera, or "Crow's Cliff," taking this name from the multitude of carnivorous birds who al- ways assembled here for a meal after a victim had been [217] CATHEDRAL CITIES OF SPAIN hurled down to expiate his crime in a death below.
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