What Does This Map of the Merovingian City of Tours

Multiple Choice

What does this map of the Merovingian city of Tours c. 600 tell us about religious life of the region?
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A) The bishop preferred to live in the countryside, away from the people.
B) Pilgrims and others expanded the city beyond its fortified walls within three hundred years.
C) Care of the dead's remains was the purview of the state, not the church.
D) The palace of the bishop was a significant pilgrimage center by 600.