The Capitular Hall, dating to the mid-12th century, could be accessed
from the cloister or the church.
In 1330 it was converted into the
Chapel of Corpus Christi It has a square plan and is covered by barrel vault.
The entrance has a central door sided by windows. The keystone of the
apse (added in the 14th-century) shows a Christ in Majesty, while in the
arch are symbols of the Tetramorph.
The apse has also a sculpture group
of the Annunciation and the decorated tombstone of Alemanda de
Rocabertí (died 1373).
The walls of the Hall features several 14th-century sculptures of saints, some with traces of polychrome paint.
Amazing !!!
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