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altarwise
altarwise, adv. (ˈɔːltəwaɪz) [f. altar + wise.] After the manner of an altar; in the position of an altar in a church.1562 in Strype Ann. Ref. (1824) I. i. xxvii. 475 That the table from henceforth stand no more altarwise. 1637 Laud Sp. in Star-Ch. (T.) The holy table ought to stand at the upper end... Oxford English Dictionary
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Edward Finch (divine)
The articles against him allege that he had set up the communion table altarwise, and preached in a surplice; they also detail a list of charges more or wikipedia.org
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tablewise
tablewise, adv. (ˈteɪb(ə)lwaɪz) [f. table n. + -wise.] In the manner or form of a table: in various senses. † a. ? In a rectangular shape. Obs.c 1425 Found. St. Bartholomew's 10 The Chirche he made of cumly stoonewerke tabylwyse. b. In tabular form; tabularly: cf. table n. 10.1611 Speed Hist. Gt. Br... Oxford English Dictionary
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Francis Dee
In his diocese, as elsewhere, the order for placing the communion table altarwise at the east end of the chancel, and fencing it in with rails, produced wikipedia.org
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altar
altar (ˈɔːltə(r)) Forms: 1 altar, 1–6 alter, 3–6 auter, 3–7 aulter, 4 altere, awtiere, awteer, 4–5 awtier, 4–6 awter, autere, 5 autir, auuter, awtare, (nawtyr), 5–6 aughter, 6 autre, awlter, alterr(e, -are, aultar, 6–7 altar. [a. L. altāre, pl. altāri-a, prob. orig. a ‘high place,’ f. alt-us high. W... Oxford English Dictionary
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Elizabeth McGrath (artist)
Work Books Everything that Creeps, 2006, Incurable Disorder, 2013, Exhibitions Solo shows: Altarwise by Owl Light, 10 December- 14 January 2005 wikipedia.org
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owl
▪ I. owl, n. (aʊl) Forms: α. 1–3 {uacu}le, 4–6 oule, 5–7 owle, (5 owele, 5–6 owll(e, 7 oole), 6– owl. β. 5–6 howle, 5 howylle, 6 houle. [Com. Teut.: OE. {uacu}le wk. fem., = OLG. *ûla (MDu., MLG., LG. ûle, Du. uil):—*ûlôn, from *ûwlôn: cf. OHG. ûwila (MHG. iuwel, iule, Ger. eule, mod.Fl. uwele), ON.... Oxford English Dictionary
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