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| medium | glazed pattern on nine tiles | |
| diameter | 60 cm (according to Verbrugge ) | |
| position | in the Chapelle Ste.-Agathe above the entrance porch of the cathedral | |
| orientation | not known | |
| layout |
anticlockwise;
¼,¼,½,½,¼,
3(¼,½,¼,½,¼,½,¼),
¼,¼,¼,½,½;
I5,I,I5,4O,4I,10O,6I,O3,3O,11I;
circular.
See the note below. | |
| local information (from postcard) | "Le Labyrinthe de la Cathédrale de Mirepoix Chapelle "Ste-Agathe" - 1537 est le dernier qu'on ait posé en France et dans tout l'Occident sur le sol d'une Eglise" Gratien Leblanc | "The maze of Mirepoix Cathedral in the chapel of St. Agatha (1537) is the most recent to be placed on the floor of a church in France and in all of the West." Gratien Leblanc |
I cannot claim to have seen this maze myself, since the chapel in which it is located is not open to visitors. My diagram is copied from a postcard (on sale in the cathedral).
I am very grateful to
Jo Edkins
for pointing out that, with the minor alterations illustrated here, this maze can be turned into a double
standard
one.
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