roodscreen


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roodscreen

[ˈruːdskriːn] N → reja f entre la nave y el coro
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Every Sunday, the congregation at St Jerome's attended Anglican services but did so in a church still retaining a spectacularly intricate carved roodscreen dating from medieval times - when the church had been Catholic.
A glimpse into the ways our ancestors lived, worshipped and interacted with one another
Yet in medieval tradition the chastity of the Evangelist was emphasized, just as the Baptist's link to the virgin martyrs was evident in many roodscreen paintings.
Cambridge University Library, Additional MS 2604: repackaging female saints' lives for the fifteenth-century English nun
Romanesque and Gothic church, (with 13th century roodscreen) contains a 14th century organ, a really rare specimen, in fact the oldest playable organ in the world.
Simply beautiful: Sion. (Swiss City)
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