ST. SERGE ABBEY ANGERS - FRANCE The Monastery of St Serge Abbey was built in mid 7th century (formerly was knowns as the Abbey Church of Saint-Serge et Saint-Bach). The church was rebuilt in the 13th century. The monastery and the Great Seminary in the actual shape were built at the end of the 17th century, and are now used as a school, the Lycée Joachim-du-Bellay. The church was separated and is a parish church. The plan at the times of the Great Seminary This is a print of the church facade, made in 1879. The belltower's top is a fantasy of the artist, it never existed. The church facade, in present times. The nave. The ceiling. An old print of the nave. Stained galss with St Bacchus. The Great Seminary, now Lycée Joachim-du-Bellay. The Great Seminary, part of the ancient cloister.

FRANCE - CLERMONT-FERRAND Sts. Bacchus and Serge as depicted with Sts. Marcellus and Apuleius behind them in a late fifteenth-century Roman Breviary (Bibliothèque municipale, ms. 69, fol. 585v)