An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 254
to chantry priests was that of keeping school. Schools kept in aisles .See Archcc.olo^icalJournal, Ixvi. 404. - Cf. the use of St. Chads chamber in Lichfield cathedral. ■ The York use was that when the procession has come to the gate of the city or the westerndoorway of the church, the cantor is to… … H. c. Lynn: St. Nicholas /o ^o i<:xr.i.is[i ([irRcii ARC-inTi^cTURE or chantry chapels ot churches were very common, <■.</■., part of the south aisle atTilney All Saints, Norfolk, one of the transepts at Bossall (Yorks., N.R.), thechantry chapel south of the chancel at l^arthinghoe…
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