- A
misericord (sometimes
named mercy seat, like the
biblical object) is a
small wooden structure formed on the
underside of a
folding seat in a
church which...
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Southwell Minster chapter house c. 1300
Detail of a "disgorging"
medieval misericord in
Ludlow parish church, Shropshire. This
stone carving of a
Green Man...
- the
misericords at
Norwich by
Alison Stones and the
University of
Pittsburgh Photographs of each of the
misericords at
Norwich from www.
misericords.co...
- or
cleric to lean against.
These were "
misericords"
because their installation was an act of mercy.
Misericords typically have a
carved figurative bracket...
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stalls Misericord on a
choir stall The
choir stalls, the
seats reserved for the clergy, have
particularly fine carvings,
particularly on the
misericord, the...
- discordance, discordant, discourage, discouragement, encourage, encouragement,
misericord, nonaccordant, obcordate, record,
scordatura corac-
raven Gr**** κόραξ...
- of the
chancel in
Methodist and
other evangelical Christian churches Misericord, a
small wooden shelf on the
underside of a
folding seat in a
church The...
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about 1400 and has
several notable features,
including an
early set of
misericords, an
astronomical clock and the
longest uninterrupted medieval stone vaulted...
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Warhammer 40000 universe. All
pages with
titles containing misericordia Misericord,
church ornament Misericorde (weapon), a type of
dagger This disambiguation...
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Waugh (1960), p. 77. Chunko-Dominguez,
Betsy (2017).
English Gothic Misericord Carvings:
History from the
Bottom Up. BRILL. pp. 82–84. ISBN 9789004341203...
