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Notre Dame from Paris |Leisure and culture |Chain ser

Notre Dame from Paris |Leisure and culture |Chain ser

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There is a lot of difference between talking about mysteries of the cathedrals, as Fulcanelli did, or about enigmas within them.To do this, you have to know how to “read” the elements that make up a cathedral to decipher its possible hidden codes, many of them of artistic order and others of spiritual order.

Notre Dame's cathedral has risen over Paris since its official end in 1345, but it is not just its incredible architecture and the huge stained glass windows or rosettes that makes it fascinating.Notre Dame is also covered with statues, reliefs, relics and some fantastic and surprising beasts such as gargoyles, carved or sculpted mythical figures, with two very clear purposes: to evacuate water, as well as drainage pipes in housesmodern and, the second, as a protection.They say that thanks to them he has kept the evil spirits away from the church for centuries.That they tell Quasimodo, the hunchback Sordo, one of the main protagonists of Víctor Hugo Nuestra Señora de Paris (1831), which gave a popularity greater to this enclave from which he already had.

Catedral de Notre Dame de París | Ocio y cultura | Cadena SER

That has not prevented it from suffering misfortunes and looting throughout its long history, the most important one carried out during the French Revolution in the 18th century or the dreadful fire of April 15.Undoubtedly, it is more than a sacred place, rather than a Catholic temple, because crucial events have been developed within its walls, for example, Napoleon's coronation as an emperor in 1804 or also the beatification of Juana de Juana de JuanaArc, current patron saint of France, which took place in 1909 or even when Jacques de Molay, the last Grand Master Templar, before being burned on the island of Cité wanted to look in the direction of the cathedral in March 1314, and from whereHe released his famous curse to a Pope and King.Oh, if the stones talk ...

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