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Paraments or
parements (from Late
Latin paramentum, "adornment", parare, "to prepare", "equip") are both the
hangings or
ornaments of a room of state...
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Between 1955 and 1993 the
parament treasure was
shown underneath the
western organ loft in Lübeck's St. Mary's.
Together with
paraments from the collection...
- States, 40 in the
United Kingdom and 20 in Australia, and
exist both as
parament attractions for amu****t
parks and as
traveling attractions for fair and...
- can be
signified by
different ways of
decorating churches,
colors of
paraments and
vestments for clergy,
scriptural readings,
themes for
preaching and...
-
Church in
America (ELCA),
prescribed the
following colour scheme for its
paraments in the
Common Service Book (CSB) of 1917:
White from and with Vespers...
- can be
signified by
different ways of
decorating churches,
colours of
paraments and
vestments for clergy,
scriptural readings,
themes for
preaching and...
- he
enriched the
collegiate church with
luxuriant furnishings, such as
paraments, monstrances, relics, chasubles, ****s and antependia. From 1545 on...
- A
bursa (or burse), from Gr**** βύρσα ("hide", "skin", "bag"), is a
parament about twelve inches square in
which the
folded corporal is kept in for reasons...
- pendēre, "to hang before"; pl.: antependia), also
known as a
pulpit fall,
parament or hanging, or, when
speaking specifically of the
hanging for the altar...
- You will see the
violet on our
minister (her stole), on the
altar (the
paraments), on the
banner […] Kellner, K. A. H. (1908). Heortology: A
History of...
