hagioscope造句

• A squint, or hagioscope, near the altar is claimed to be England's longest.
• In Rhineland-Palatinate the church of St . Eligius-Hospital in Neuerburg has a hagioscope.
• In Baden-W黵ttemberg there is a hagioscope in St . Peter und Paul, the Old Cemetery Church of Nusplingen.
• There is also an unusually large hagioscope or squint giving a view from the north aisle to the chancel and altar.
• An interesting feature of the Roman Catholic Church of St . Clemens is the hagioscope, which allowed lepers to view the service from outside.
• A hagioscope or squint has been cut in a very simple manner through the angle of the chancel wall giving a view of the high altar from the south aisle.
• The hagioscope at St Mary the Virgin, Lytchett Matravers, is unusually large; although unknown in origin it provides a view to the communion table from the 16th-century north aisle.
• An unusual feature, the Squint or Hagioscope was used to enable those with leprosy, smallpox or other such diseases, to see or participate in the service without endangering the rest of the congregation with infection.
• A parclose screen was provided between this and the Chancel, while a Hagioscope or Squint was cut into the north wall of the Chancel to enable worshippers in the North Transept to view the celebration of mass in the Chancel.
• At St . Illtud's Church, the Reverend T . A . Jones welcomed the party and made special mention of " Butler's Window " and the hagioscope, the opening in the church tower through which lepers viewed the consecration of the bread and wine at the altar.