The Church of Our Fathers: As Seen in St. Osmund's Rite for the Cathedral of Salisbury : with Dissertations on the Belief and Ritual in England Before and After the Coming of the Normans, Volumen3J. Hodges, 1903 |
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Alcuin alms altar angels Anglo-Saxon anima animabus ankret apud atque autem B. V. Mary beautiful Beda bestowed bishop Blessed Virgin Blessed Virgin Mary buried called Canterbury capsa aurea Cathedral Catholic chamah chantry chapel Christ church corpus cross cujus Cuthberti dead Deus Domini Durham Durham Cathedral Ebor Eccl ecclesiæ Edward Edward the Confessor ejus England English eorum erat etiam feretrum Glaston God's gold Golden Legend grave Hail Mary hallowed heaven Hist holy honour ibid intercession John king Lady Latria lego Lord martyr Mass Missa modum mother nobis omnes omni omnibus omnium parish Pater Pater noster pray prayers priest psalter quæ quam quidam quod regina regis relics reliquias saints Salisbury Sancti sanctorum Saxon sayntes says semper shrine singulis soul sunt super tells Thomas tomb unto unum vero Vita Westminster Abbey wrought Wynkyn de Worde
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Página 322 - ... of which shrine (in gold and jewels of an inestimable value) filled two great chests, one of which six or eight strong men could do no more than convey out of the church, all which was taken to the king's use, and the bones of St. Thomas (by commandment of' the Lord Cromwell) were then and there burnt all to ashes. Which was in September, 1538, Henry VIII. 30.