- was a fine
cloth that
resembled muslin or cambric. It had
multiple applications,
including as a
material used in furnishing,
covering the
pyx, and was referenced...
- the
manor jurors to note that the
payment has been made. The
Trial of the
Pyx is a
ceremony dating from 1249,
formerly held in the
Exchequer Court, now...
- the sick is also
called a
pyx. However, it is
quite different from
those used by Catholics,
Anglicans and Lutherans. The
pyx used by
Western Rite Christians...
- An
altar cloth is used in the
Christian liturgy to
cover the altar. It
serves as a sign of
reverence as well as a
decoration and a
protection of the altar...
- as a
pyx). The wine and
water for the
chalice will be in cruets. The chalice, and paten,
covered with
their cloths and veil (see
chalice cloths for details)...
-
symbolizes being a
member of the ordained. It
consists of a band of
colored cloth,
usually of silk,
about seven and a half to nine feet long and
three to...
- Sweden,
Germany and Italy. More
usually the
sacrament was
reserved in a
pyx,
usually hanging in
front of and
above the
altar or
later in a "sacrament...
- from
falling to the floor.
Altar cruet Aspergillum Ciborium (container)
Pyx Stole (vestment)
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General Instruction...
-
crowned clouds are
mistaken renderings of
pyx-canopies, that is
veils (as
would be sold by drapers)
hanging from
pyxes. The
triple repetition of this main charge...
- however, was not at
first a
narrow strip of
cloth, but as the name suggests, a broad, oblong, and
folded cloth).
There is no
solid evidence tracing the pallium...
