A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1845)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 177
undredof Thingoe, pp. 149,150. See Louvre. Femerel of an lialle, fumarium. Prompt. Parv. Fumarhtm, a chymene, or fymrell Med. Gramm. Spent about the Femerell of the new kitchen, and sundry gutters pertainingto the same, xviiis. viiid. Journal Book of Wolseys Expences at Christ Church. Gutchs… … which the priest washed his hands, and thatwith which the chalice was rinsed at thecelebration of the Mass. There is frequently /a shelf above the water-drain which servedas a credence-table to place certain of thesacred vessels on when not required at theAltar. In England this niche is…
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