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• The interior is on the Latin cross plan, with three side chapels.
• The church has three naves separated by pillars, with six side chapels.
• There is a single nave of three bays, with no side chapels.
• A side chapel was added to the south aisle of the church.
• In 1929 the side chapel was the first section to be completed.
• The side chapels and altars in the two side aisles are new.
• Stained glass windows are positioned in the side chapel and chancel walls.
• The building consists of a barrel-vaulted nave with two semicircular side chapels.
• The chancel and side chapels have vaulted side-shafts in marble and stone.
• The altars are gilded and the side chapels are elaborate in appearance.
• During the Second Empire, the wood panelling of side chapels was replaced.
• In side chapels are the tombs of Marie ( d . 1260 ).
• In the first half of the 15th century, the side chapels were added.
• The presbytery is quite large, with barrel vaults and two small side chapels.
• The Latin cross plan ends in an extended apse with two side chapels.
• The barrel vault rests on fluted Corinthian semicolumns standing between the side chapels.
• They lay on mattresses laid out in one of the church's side chapels.
• There are two side chapels that date from the late Renaissance.
• It has now been restored to use as a side chapel.
• The church consists of a single nave and five side chapels.