Eglise paroissiale Saint-Etienne de Bar-le-Duc

found: Aimond, C. La Collégiale Saint-Pierre, 1964:t.p. (Collégiale Saint-Pierre, Eglise paroissiale Saint-Etienne de Bar-le-Duc; Presbytère de Saint-Pierre-Saint-Etienne) p. 5 (the same building claims both titles: Collégiale Saint-Pierre and church of Saint-Etienne; Saint-Pierre-Saint-Etienne) p. 7 (église et collégiale Saint-Pierre-Saint-Etienne) p. 8 (in 1318, the bishop of Toul ratified the erection of a new collégiale "in Ecclesia Sancti Petri") p. 31 (in 1780, the bishop of Toul merged 2 chapters: Chapter of Saint-Maxe joined the Chapter of Saint-Pierre) p. 32 (the ancienne Collégiale Saint-Maxe became the Eglise paroissiale Saint-Etienne; and the Collégiale Saint-Pierre began to be called "Eglise Saint-Maxe") p. 39-40 (the collégiale was closed 12-31-1790; in 1791, it became known as Eglise de Saint-Etienne)

found: Dict. des églises de Fr., 1971:V-A-p. 10-12, under Bar-le-Duc (Eglise Saint-Etienne; in 1319 a new collégiale was approved in the Eglise Saint-Pierre. In the beginning of the 18 cent., the chapter of Saint-Maxe and the chapter of Saint-Pierre united under the name Saint-Maxe-et-Saint-Pierre. The Revolution razed the Eglise Saint-Maxe and suppressed the chapter; the church then became Eglise paroissiale Saint-Etienne)