...tjiis chancel is a canopy sustained by four porphyry pillars, with beautiful white marble chapters of the Corinthian order: but the holy table under...degrees one above another in a semi-circle, where the bishop and presbyters used to sit in time of communion, upon certain solemn days. The bishop sat in...

...this chancel is a canopy, sustained by four porphyry pillars, with beautiful white marble chapters of the Corinthian order. But the holy table under it is removed. Beyond the canopy are scats two or three degrees, one above another, in a semicircle ; where the Bishop's presbyters used...

...Within this channel is a canopy sustained by four porphyry pillars, with beautiful white marble chapters of the corinthian order, but the holy table under...degrees one above another in a semi-circle, where the bishop and presbyters used to sit in time of communion, upon certain solemn days. The bishop sat in...

...this chancel is a canopy, sustained by four porphyry pillars, with beautiful white marble chapters of the Corinthian order. But the holy table under it is removed. Beyond the canopy arc scats two or three degrees, one above another, in a semicircle ; where the Bishop's presbyters...

...this Chancel is a Canopy, sustained by four Porphyry Pillars, with beautiful white Marble Chapters, of the Corinthian Order. But the Holy Table under...sit in time of Communion, upon certain Solemn days. The Bishop sate in a Marble Chair, above the rest; which yet remaineth above the Degrees, against the...

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