A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 73
recep-tacles for everykind of goodsthat requiredto be kept withany degree ofcare; they werealso placed inchurches for keeping the Gre,ai]eyj Keat] Champ, the field or ground on Charnel-house, a chamber in which carving is raised. the neighbourhood of a church- Chapiter (of a column), the yard to… … 67 holy vessels, vestments, &c, and many of them still re-main. Large chests were called standards, and were nsedfor packing the furniture when the family moved fromone manor-house to another. The oldest chests known toexist are of Early English date. Some of the old chestsfound iu this country…
