Some account of domestic architecture in England, from Richard II to Henry VIII (1859)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford London, J. H. and J. Parker · leaf 320
e, and anon they opened thedore and entred therin. And there was a lytel chambre whyche wasxij. fote large, and was an oratorye wherein was the majeste of ourLorde Jhesu Cryst upon a lytel aulter, and at eche corner was a candel-styke of syluer, and thyder cam Parys for to make hys sacrefyce whanhe… … SECTION OF TOWER, SHEWING THE TWO CHAPELS,A, the vaulted Lower Chamber. B, the Chapel. C, the Oratory or Upper Chapel, BEVERSTQNE CASTLE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. THE DOMESTIC CHAPEL. 183 The Inventories of the furniture of the domestic cha-pel contain in most cases the same items as those ofchurches,…
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