See corondage on Wiktionary
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"De l'occitan corondat"
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"text": "Le corondage est généralement de briques ou de torchis."
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"ref": "Robert Mesuret, Évocation du vieux Toulouse, 1960",
"text": "C’est sans doute Antoine de Bosredon, capitoul en 1504-1505, qui fit élever sur la rue des Changes les deux premiers étages d’une facade en corondage encore gothique dans ses lignes et dans son décor."
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"text": "C’est sans doute Antoine de Bosredon, capitoul en 1504-1505, qui fit élever sur la rue des Changes les deux premiers étages d’une facade en corondage encore gothique dans ses lignes et dans son décor."
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