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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 229

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n a frontalis stretched on a frame, and all the feeling of draperyis lost. Rods are only necessary when frontals are soembroidered that they will not bear folding ; otherwisethey are inconvenient, and embroidery is better if arrangedin panels, so that it can be folded. From this it follows THE… … Fig. 4.—Altar at Ewhurst, Sussex, a small Altar. Rods and poles of wrought iron gilded, by Bainbridge Reynolds ; Frontal, Frontlet, Upper Frontal, Riddels and Hangings, by the St. Dunstan Society. yellow, and for Lent white linen (fig. 1), were the usualcolours in medieval times. The idea, by the…

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