The Pont du Gard is a Roman construction used for conveying water, called an ________.

All of the following statements are true of medieval pilgrimage churches, EXCEPT which one?

A. The pilgrims who traveled to pilgrimage churches would be seeking pardon for sins, paying homage to a particular saint, or sometimes hoping for a miraculous healing or curing of their ailments and illnesses B. Early pilgrimage churches, like the cathedral of Saint-Sernin, were built in the Gothic Christian pilgrims C. Pilgrimage churches housed the holy relics of saint and martyrs, which attracted thousands of Christian pilgrims D. The favored pilgrimage church of Christian pilgrims during this time was the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, or Saint James Major, who was said to have brought Christianity to Spain

Plays of interest to gays and lesbians are often produced at for-profit theatres

Indicate whether the statement is true or false