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EA^E LECTUM,
Oxon.
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Magdalene Cm^ Oxroro.
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iHANDPiOROOGH, OXFORDSHIRL
,
A ROODLOrr WAS A GALLtRY OVER THE SCREEN SEPARATING THE CHOIR OR CHANCEL FROM TliE NAVE.
IT
WAS CONVENIENT
U&HTINd CANDLES. NECTIUN WITH THE
IMAGES^
IN
USE BEFORE THE
i'
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CON
m
A CHAPEL FROM THE MAIN
FRONT OF A GALLERY. ETC
CEN
flflilM WAS A CHAPEL OR SEPARATE PART OF f A CHURCH ENDOWED FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE DAILY ORS [ FREQUENT SAYING OF MASS ON BEHALF OF THE FOUNDER ANJ THOSE WHOM ME MIGHT NAME 4T WAS OFFEN ONE OR MORE BAYS OF AN AISLE ENCLOSED ^ BYA SCREEN. ABOUT THE MID" DLE OF THE 12'-" CEfPIT WAS
-A. J
u
CUSTOMARY TO ENDOW At chantries at particular altars.'The founding and endowing of privaif chantry CHAPELS WAS A COMMON ij PRACTICE AMONG THE WEALTHY CLASSES PREVIOUS TO THE p REFORMATION'. THEY WERE£> i 1
MOST NUMEROUS
IN
ABBEYS & CATHEDRALS, WHERE IT WAS
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t
BODY
0FACHURCH,0RTOFORMTHE
IT NOT HUOl 14'-"
Geddington Ch., Northants. A PARCLOSE WAS AN ENCL05 URE,5CREEN,0R RAILING TO* PROTECT A TOMS, TO SEPARATE
!d
a
^h
FOR
ETC., IN
WHICH BELONGED TO
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