Cathedral shrines of medieval England

Benjamin John Nilson

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Medieval European History and Architecture Medieval Literature and History Medieval Architecture and Archaeology

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The origins of shrines - canonization and translation the shrine as object - feretra and shrine bases the architectural setting pilgrims and the shrine cathedral and shrine shrine accounts and offerings the offerings examined.

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