- An
antependium (from
Latin ante- and pendēre, "to hang before"; pl.: antependia), also
known as a
pulpit fall,
parament or hanging, or, when speaking...
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object in the
cathedral that has been
variously conjectured to be an
antependium or
altar front, a throne, door, pulpit, or an ambon;
traditionally this...
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entry route for
tourists and
visitors to
Westminster Abbey.
Altar cloth Antependium Sacristan Savilahti Stone Sacristy ****ton
Vestry "Vestry".
English Oxford...
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Adoration of the Magi and Mary,
central apse
Gaspard and
Balthazar Apostles Antependium, MNAC,
Barcelona Centre,
UNESCO World Heritage. "Catalan
Romanesque Churches...
- the
prayerbooks from the
convent of
Medingen and even
appears on an
antependium made by the nuns in the late 15th century. It
seems likely that both...
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antimins in the
churches of
Syriac tradition.
Tabot Corporal (liturgy)
Antependium Sthathicon Antimensium article in the
Catholic Encyclopedia Coptic Antimensium...
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Priest Reader Usher Verger Liturgical objects Altar or
communion table Antependium candle cloths lamp rail Rood
Ashes Aspergillum Baptismal font Chalice...
- The well-preserved
medieval church contains an unusual,
Romanesque antependium of gilt
copper of
unknown origin. Lyngsjö
Church was
probably built during...
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subsequently reacquired are
exhibited in the
Historisches Museum Basel. The
Antependium of
Basel is a
golden altar frontal donated by
emperor Henry II, possibly...
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Celebration of a
Advent vespers. Cope and
antependium are violet, the
liturgical colour of
Advent in the
Roman Rite....
