The ancient use of liturgical colors

Clapton Crabb Rolfe

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=^tar* (](]Rdft pfeai& Jaift : attfr :fe&mcaff mbccdxxix yr^ f](]Rdfe . :us. A. III. Mus. Brit. —Rock upon Anglo-Saxon vestments 102 106pp. CHAPTER XIII. anglo^Xorman use inCfje tf)e elebentf) eenturn. The :Norman Conquest —The spoliation and robbery of — : CONTENTS. ix :Church property at the Norman Conquest —Vest- ments filched by the Conqueror from Ely and Waltham : Foreign Churchmen came into— Eng- : :land to beg for vestments —Saint Osmund —The " " :origin of the Sarum use —St. did not introduce any fresh colours into the Church of England : St. rite not— Osmund's does touch upon :the colour ofthe episcopal vesture —The Salisbury : :—De habitu chori per totum annum —ThejfHic. :dress of the Secular Canons —No sequence of co- :lours in the ancient Sarum use—Rock upon the :shape of the chasuble —The testimony of Saint :Ivo of Chartres —The colour scarlet typifies cha- rity 107—125pp. CHAPTER XIV. €i)e lEnglisf) use in tf)e ttoelftf) century. Neale and :Marriott upon the religion of the age —The in- fluence of the religion of the age on Cistercian art —The evil influence of the lives of some of the :Anglo-Norman Bishops —The colours green and black used by some Bishops in their Mass vest- :ments —The illuminated Calig. A. XIV.JH^. Mus. Brit. :—The 10. A. XIII.M£. :Brit. —The :episcopal mitre of the period —The illuminated Nero. C. IV. Mus. Brit. :—TheJH£. :cope presented by Prior Conrad to Canterbury The present of vestments from Abbot Robert to Adrian IV 124—pp.

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• Colors

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