The Cathedrals of England And Wales volume 2
The Cathedrals of England And Wales volume 2
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St Luke's Chapel long served as the parish church of St Mary in the Marsh, and contains the richly carved, but now much mutilated font once belonging to that church.
In the Jesus Chapel some old tiles, found in situ during the restorations, have five specks upon each of them, seeming at first sight like mere flaws in the work, but seen on a closer inspection to be designed, most probably, in remembrance of the Five Wounds of Our Lord. These specks have been reproduced NORWICH 187 in the fascimi...le tiles with which the chapel is now paved. There are Jesus Chapels in several other great churches, such as St Alban's, Worcester, Malvern, and elsewhere. Dr Rock, in his "Church of Our Fathers, " tells us that "Jesus Mass" was a very favourite devotion in this country, supposing it to have been the Mass proper for Fridays in the Sarum Missal, and thence called "the Mass of the Five Wounds. " The exquisite Early English arches, rich in the four-leafed ornament, which gave entrance to the Lady Chapel, are all that now remain to indicate its architectural beauties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
St Luke's Chapel long served as the parish church of St Mary in the Marsh, and contains the richly carved, but now much mutilated font once belonging to that church.
In the Jesus Chapel some old tiles, found in situ during the restorations, have five specks upon each of them, seeming at first sight like mere flaws in the work, but seen on a closer inspection to be designed, most probably, in remembrance of the Five Wounds of Our Lord. These specks have been reproduced NORWICH 187 in the fascimi...le tiles with which the chapel is now paved. There are Jesus Chapels in several other great churches, such as St Alban's, Worcester, Malvern, and elsewhere. Dr Rock, in his "Church of Our Fathers, " tells us that "Jesus Mass" was a very favourite devotion in this country, supposing it to have been the Mass proper for Fridays in the Sarum Missal, and thence called "the Mass of the Five Wounds. " The exquisite Early English arches, rich in the four-leafed ornament, which gave entrance to the Lady Chapel, are all that now remain to indicate its architectural beauties.
What to read after The Cathedrals of England And Wales volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Francis Bumpus to read onlineMoreLess
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