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Radepont, FR
Built between the 12th and 13th centuries, it bears witness to the Anglo-Norman style. During the Revolution, it was sold as a national asset. It will then become a cotton mill, then will be sold to the Salvation Army a few decades later.
Skouloufia, GR
The ruins of the Church of Panagia in Skouloufia can be found near the entrance to the village. The church was built in 1410.
Apidea, GR
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Spinalonga , GR
The ruined Church of Saint Nicholas is located on the north part of the islet of Spinalonga. This was the first church of the Spinalonga fortress, built in early Venetian period.
Tortosa, ES
It is believed that the church known as Sant Miquel dels Templers, whose ruins are included in the monastic complex of Santa Clara, was owned by the Knights Templar and was ceded to the Poor Clares when they arrived in Tortosa.
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The Visigothic Servitano Monastery was the seat of a diocese between the 6th century and the Islamic occupation. It was located in the town of Arcavica, which no longer exists.
Kirby Bedon, GB
St Mary’s Church ruins are located in Kirby Bedon, a Norfolk village in the south-east of Norwich, just 50 metres or so opposite the current parish Church of St Andrew.
Batea, ES
The chapel of Sant Joan d'Algars was part of a larger complex, the Algars Castle, os which only some walls and a pointed arch have survived.
Voulgaro, GR
The Church of Saint Barbara (Agia Varvara), today is ruins, was possibly the Catholicon of a medieval monastery.
Pastos, GR
The church of the Virgin Mary in Pastos was an important place of worship during the Venetian rule in Crete. It is even possible that it was the seat of a diocese.
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