An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 255
f England the Sacrament of baptism was always begun in theporch. The directions of the York and Sarum Manuals are, Eirst the child shallbe carried /o the doors of the church. Then after certain ceremonies the infant wasinitiated into the Church with the words, * Ingredere in templum Dei ut… … F. B. .Sliorehain, Kent DOOKVV.ws Axi) i()kcm:s 731 christcninc^ ceremony commenced went by the name of the christening^ doorat Northampton, whcM-e in 1527 Wilham Wel).ster left his body to l)e l)uried in yechurchyarde of Sainte peter before yc crystyiiviio^c dorc. As for marriage, thebinding- part…
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