10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CALEFACTORY»
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calefactory in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Gleanings Among the Castles and Convents of Norfolk
with the Chapter-house, and, beginning from the very foundations, all above and
under and in the same, and the Cloister, which abutted upon the said Dormitory
and Calefactory." The room under the dormitory at Bromholm was undoubtedly ...
2
Church and Conventual arrangement. With copious references, ...
... Kirkstall, Rievalle, and Furness (Cistercian). CALEFACTORY. One portion of
this substructure was the Calefactory, a chamber warmed with a stove or long
heating-pipes, serving as a place to provide fire for the censers, and warmth ...
Mackenzie Edward Charles WALCOTT, 1861
3
The Welsh Cistercians: Written to Commorate the Centenary of ...
Served by the main drain at ground-level below, the seven-bay rere-dorter at
Neath was linked to the dorter by a stone bridge.193 The entrance to the
warming-house (or calefactory), the only monastic chamber heated in the earlier
Middle ...
David Henry Williams, 2001
11. THE. COMMONROOM. OR. CALEFACTORY. The commonroom,sometimes
calledthecalefactory or warming place,was a room to which the religious resorted
, especially in winter, forthe purpose of warming themselves at the commonfire, ...
5
The British Magazine and Monthly Register of Religious and ...
j: , I do not say, however, that these cells were warmed by hot air from the stove in
the calefactory, though that is not so completely a modern invention as some
people may think. The monks in the Dark Ages were not quite incapable of ...
6
A Monastic Landscape: The Cistercians in Medieval Ireland
Once the water passed from beneath the monk's domus necessarium, the
drainappears to have carried on outside the calefactory, unless the calefactory
projected out further thanthe southernwall ofthe dormitory,as indicated onthe
monastic ...
7
The Rapture of Darkness
“My favorite calefactory is this one,in Armagh, in the old monastery, notfarfrom the
place wherePatrick founded the first Diocese ofthe Irish Church in444A.D ...
Patrickalways loved this day–the TwelfthDayof Christmas andthe Vigil oftheFeast
of ...
8
The British Magazine and Monthly Register of Religious and ...
Jacobus, a successor of Arnold, who became abbot in the year 1 276, made
scriptoria round the calefactory, and his immediate successor added two,
adjoining the house of the sacrist.f The former was the better place, undoubtedly ;
as the ...
Hugh James Rose, Samuel Roffey Maitland, 1837
9
Finding Grace in the Moment: Stories and Other Musings of an ...
For instance, there are almost always a few boxes under the tree in the
calefactory for novices and junior monks. These gifts are more symbol than
substance, usually a more playful than practical gift. Opening them, though, in
informal settings, ...
Arthur was dry and warmed on one side, and nearly so on the other, when Abbot
Thurstan entered the calefactory. “Master Hugh; we meet again. Brother Jacob
has told me of the circumstance. I am pleased our house may offer respite.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CALEFACTORY»
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calefactory is used in the context of the following news items.
St. Meinrad Archabbey launches major repair project
Choosing spaces for things like the calefactory (a "living room" type of space) and the vestry (a "general store" where the monks obtain toiletries ... «Evansville Courier & Press, Jun 15»
Jerpoint Abbey is calling you
However, standing there, Dr Breda explained that in the calefactory in font of us (again without a roof) a fire was lit on All Soul's Day and ... «Kilkenny People, Jan 13»
Alexander von Schlippenbach: Monk's Casino
Dörner's trumpet often favors gelid voicings over calefactory ones. On "Green Chimneys his inflection crumples into crisp crenellated textures ... «All About Jazz, Aug 06»
