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Essays on ceremonial (1904)

Atchley, E. G. Cuthbert F. (Edward Godfrey Cuthbert Frederic), Legg, J. Wickham (John Wickham), 1843-1921, Dearmer, Percy, 1867-1936, Bishop, Edmund, 1846-1917 · London : De La More Press · leaf 217

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s for Passiontide) isthe result of a design worked out after a study of oldbrasses and of such artists as Fra Angelico. In the Middle Ages, vestments were made of anysuitable material, and not of silk only, as is now the rulein the Roman Church. The colours generally used werenot red and white… … Fig. 10. To face p. 190.] CHURCH VESTMENTS 191 has always been allowed as a substitute for any colour.There was, however, much confusion in the use of col-our in medieval times, the idea of a regular sequencebeing of late and gradual introduction. But we are not re-quired by the Ornaments Rubric to…

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