item: #1 of 7 id: 11403 author: Woodhouse, Frederic W. title: The Churches of Coventry: A Short History of the City & Its Medieval Remains date: None words: 27988 flesch: 73 summary: Sir James Harrington, writing in the reign of James I, tells a curious story of their loss: The pavement of Coventry church is almost all tombstones, and some very ancient, but there came in a zealous fellow with a counterfeit commission, that for avoiding superstition, hath not left one pennyworth nor penny breadth of brass upon all the tombs, of all the inscriptions, which had been many and costly. Glass, ancient, 56. Old church, position of, 42. Organ, 55. Porch, south, 34. keywords: aisle; altar; arch; cathedral; century; chancel; chapel; church; churches; city; coventry; east; end; feet; gild; history; house; illustration; interior; john; king; lady; mary; michael; monastery; nave; north; original; porch; priory; roof; south; spire; time; tower; trinity; wall; west; windows; work; years cache: 11403.txt plain text: 11403.txt item: #2 of 7 id: 19511 author: Perkins, Thomas, Rev. title: Bell's Cathedrals: Wimborne Minster and Christchurch Priory A Short History of Their Foundation and a Description of Their Buildings date: None words: 33601 flesch: 68 summary: This is exactly what one would expect to find: a central tower is almost always found in Norman churches, especially collegiate churches; and the pyramidal roof was almost certainly the usual form in which these early towers were finished. Next comes the #North Porch#, with a chamber above it--here, as in many other churches, the chief entrance into the building. keywords: aisle; altar; arches; building; century; chantry; chapel; choir; choir aisle; christchurch; church; date; east; end; henry; illustration; lady; minster; nave; norman; north; north aisle; north choir; north transept; north wall; roof; south; time; tower; transept; wall; west; western; wimborne; windows; work cache: 19511.txt plain text: 19511.txt item: #3 of 7 id: 33249 author: Lebert, Marie title: Romanesque Art in Southern Manche: Album date: None words: 14142 flesch: 87 summary: Fortunatus (530-600), bishop of Poitiers, wrote in his Vie de Saint Pair (St. Pair's Life) that the cells of the early monks were built beside the sea. [Illustration] 013. Saint-Martin-le-Vieux. keywords: alain dermigny; century; choir; church; illustration; nave; photo; romanesque; saint; south; tower cache: 33249.txt plain text: 33249.txt item: #4 of 7 id: 34256 author: Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart title: The Supply at Saint Agatha's date: None words: 8239 flesch: 82 summary: At the crossing of the old avenue with the stream of present traffic, in a city which, for obvious reasons, will not be identified by the writer of these pages, there stood--and still stands--the Church of Saint Agatha's. Saint Agatha's has long been distinguished for three things, its money, its music, and its soundness. keywords: 16mo; agatha; audience; church; face; god; man; people; preacher; saint; saint agatha; supply cache: 34256.txt plain text: 34256.txt item: #5 of 7 id: 34772 author: Sherrill, Charles Hitchcock title: Stained Glass Tours in France date: None words: 62333 flesch: 66 summary: The abrupt change in glass windows which took place at the beginning of the fourteenth century becomes less extraordinary when we recapitulate the various discoveries in the art and realise what an effect must have been caused by such a combination as that of (_a_) the chance-revealed yellow stain; (_b_) domestic use which required glass fit for small, well-lighted interiors; (_c_) Very interesting conclusions may be reached if we place side by side three figures, one taken from thirteenth century glass, another from a Limoges enamel made any time from the tenth to the thirteenth century, and the third from the famous mosaics of St. Mark's in Venice. keywords: beauty; canopy; cathedral; century glass; century windows; chapel; choir; church; clerestory; colour; east; effect; end; fact; fifteenth; figures; fourteenth; france; french; glass artist; glass windows; grisaille; interior; lancets; later; left; light; nave; north; panels; paris; period; picture; rose; sixteenth; south; thirteenth; time; transept; visit; way; west; windows cache: 34772.txt plain text: 34772.txt item: #6 of 7 id: 38274 author: None title: Ecclesiastical Curiosities date: None words: 47004 flesch: 67 summary: Longfellow has several tender references to church bells. The inscriptions on church bells would make an interesting chapter. keywords: abbey; andrews; bells; bishop; book; building; bygone; case; cathedral; century; chapel; chest; choir; church; church door; churches; churchyard; clerk; date; day; days; door; east; end; england; english; examples; feet; figures; form; foundation; good; holy; house; illustration; instances; john; king; lady; left; life; long; lord; man; maze; near; north; parish; people; period; place; porch; present; rev; set; south; spire; stone; time; tower; wall; way; west; william; work; years cache: 38274.txt plain text: 38274.txt item: #7 of 7 id: 39814 author: Belknap, Helen Olive title: The Church on the Changing Frontier: A Study of the Homesteader and His Church date: None words: 35472 flesch: 72 summary: The churches in this new western country must keep pace with their rapidly changing environment, and with elastic yet inclusive programs really become community churches. to country churches. keywords: area; average; beaverhead; beaverhead county; cent; church church; church membership; churches churches; city churches; community; counties; country churches; county; enrollment; farm; hughes; hughes county; illustration; land; miles; new; number; organizations; people; population; range; resident; school; services; sheridan; sheridan county; social; sunday; time; total; town; town churches; union county; village churches; work; year cache: 39814.txt plain text: 39814.txt