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Murray (1847a) p.358 reads:
At the entrance of the Garden of the Préfecture, close to the Promenade de Seraucourt is a Romanesque portal of the 11th century, removed from the church of St. Ursin, now destroyed. It is a circular arch enclosing curious sculptures in relief, representing the 12 Months of the Year, a Boar hunt &c, Scenes from Aesop’s fables, as the Stork and the Fox, a Fox drawn by a Goose, of very good execution.
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