Studies by Bottin in 1909, then by Blanchet in 1932 and Clément in 1957, show that the site of Sainte Ternide, now called Sainte Trinide, was a Roman farm from the 2nd century BC to the 2nd century AD.
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The base of the chevet wall of the chapel is Gallo-Roman masonry. This chapel was probably built on the remains of a temple dedicated to Ceres or Cybele.
It is difficult to know when it was built.
From the registers studied, a request dated 1572 appears to obtain from Ollioules' council the office of guardian and hermit of the chapel to Jean Aycard.
Mention is made of marriages and burials in the 17th and 18th centuries.
The chapel was restored in 1785. It appears in the 1791 land...
It is difficult to know when it was built.
From the registers studied, a request dated 1572 appears to obtain from Ollioules' council the office of guardian and hermit of the chapel to Jean Aycard.
Mention is made of marriages and burials in the 17th and 18th centuries.
The chapel was restored in 1785. It appears in the 1791 land...
Rates
Private place.
Not open to the public.
Not open to the public.
Location
Spoken languages
Environment
- Town outskirts
