What is the history of the Church of the Augustins in Avignon, where Martin Luther and kings of France stayed?
In the 13th century, the Hermits of Saint Guillaume settled outside the walls of Avignon, near the «Portail des Mathérons», and were, around 1261, replaced by the Augustinians. In 1289, these obtained from Pope Alexander IV authorization to live in cities, and as the commune of Avignon had granted them an esplanade planted with elm trees, in front of the same gate, they built a convent there, and (...)