-
bands (either
fillets or faces)
sometimes seen
around the architrave.
Feretory An
enclosure or
chapel within which the
fereter shrine, or tomb (as in...
- burial, as
opposed to a
similar shrine on
which stands a
reliquary or
feretory into
which the saint's
remains have been
transferred Burial vault – a stone...
-
reliquary may be
called a fereter, and a
chapel in
which it is
housed a
feretory or feretery.
Relics may be the
purported or
actual physical remains of...
- the new
Norman cathedral at
Winchester in 1093. He was
installed on a '
feretory platform'
above and
behind the high altar. The
retrochoir was
built in...
- many relics, saints' images, and
treasures from the abbey. The
golden feretory that
housed the
coffin of
Edward the
Confessor was
melted down, and monks...
-
September 1559, and was
sacked in
March 1560. By
September 1563 the
choir and
feretory chapel were roofless, and it was said that the nave was also in a sorry...
-
September 1559 and was
sacked in
March 1560. By
September 1563 the
choir and
feretory chapel were roofless, and it was said that the nave was also in a sorry...
- Design" Silver: "Best Game." 2021
ENnie Awards: Gold: Mörk Borg Cult:
Feretory for "Best Supplement." 2022
ENnie Awards: Gold: Mörk Borg
Digital Monster...
-
covered with a dome, a
shrine and a
feretory.
Qutham ibn
Abbas feretory was
built during the
reign of Amir Timur:
feretory has 3
rectangles placed on top of...
- or
attached to
hanging drapery. For much of the time, the
chest (or "
feretory") was kept
concealed by a
wooden cover,
which would be
theatrically raised...
