Transactions of the Cambridge Camden SocietyT. Stevenson, 1841 |
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Abbey Altar ancient antiquities appears arch architects architecture Ardchattan Argyll Argyllshire beautiful bell Bishop Bishops of Dunkeld building built burying-ground buttresses called Cambridge Camden Society century chancel chantry chapel choir Christian clerestory Columba cross Crypt Culdees Decorated Decorated period dedicated diagonal Diocese dripstone Early English east end ecclesiastical erected feet foliated Funchal Gothic groin holy inches inscription instance interior Iona island Isles John Kilcolmonel Kilfinan Kilmun King Knapdale Loch Lochgoilhead Lord Machico Mary Mary's mentioned monastery monuments mouldings nave Norman north aisle observed original ornament Paisley paper parish parochial Pennant piers piscina plain present probably remains remarkable ribs Saddel Abbey saint says Scotland seems seen shaft shew side specimen spire stone style surface tie-beam tomb tower tracery transept transverse trefoiled Trinity College truss University vaulting wall wood wooden roof
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Página 258 - That they shall provide within three months next after this visitation, one book of the whole Bible, of the largest volume in English. And within one twelve months next after the said visitation, the Paraphrasis of Erasmus, also in English, upon the Gospels, and the same set up in some convenient place within the said church that they have cure of, whereas their parishioners may most commodiously resort unto the same, and read the same.
Página 270 - Stage, wherein he Acts and setts forth his prophane and scurrilous jests besides diverse other abuses and disorders then suffered in that place.
Página 41 - And in those times there was no peace to him that went out, nor to him that came in, but great vexations were upon all the inhabitants of the lands.
Página 271 - Townsmen of y e parish and their families, which is one reason among others that many Schollers pretend for not coming to this Church. Tradesmen & Prentices will be covered when all the Universitie is bare. Upon dayes when the Litany is there solemnly to be sung by ye Universitie we have not above 3 or 4 Masters in their habit that come to assist at that service in y e Quire, y e rest keep their places, below for the Sermon, To which Sermon every Day we come most of us D™.
Página 22 - They that go down to the sea in ships : and occupy their business in great waters; These men see the works of the Lord : and his wonders in the deep.
Página 282 - twas order'd then we can't so certainly know, Because none of us can remember so long as Sixteen Years ago; Yet we believe they were more civil to the Ladies then, and good Reason why, For if we all stay'd at...
Página 36 - That for festivals was of rich blue cloth, with cushions of the same, decorated with lace, and fringe of silver. The pulpit was fixed on the north, and the reading-desk over against it, on the south side of the church, and both on the same level * : it being thought improper that a higher place should be appointed for preaching than that which was allotted for prayer. A new font was also provided, the leg, lavcr, and cover all of brass, handsomely and expensively wrought and carved ; with a large...
Página 174 - Colmkill, there is ane sanctuary also, or kirkzaird, callit in Erische Religoran, quhilk is a very fair kirkzaird, and weill biggit about with staine and lyme. Into this sanctuary ther is three tombes of staine, formit like little chapels, with ane braid gray marble or quhin staine in the gavill of ilk ane of the tombes.
Página 37 - ... at five went to the oratory to prayers, at six said the Psalms of the hour ; for every hour had its appointed Psalms, with some portion of the Gospel, till Mr.