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Chrismarium - Wikipedia
A chrismarium, chrismal, or chrismatory is a container for holy oils, considered a sacramental in the Catholic Church. Chrismatory for ritual oil ... en.wikipedia.org
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CHRISMATORY Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1. a cruet or vessel or a place in which the chrism is kept 2. sacramental anointment : unction chrismatory 2 of 2 adjective www.merriam-webster.com
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Chrismatory · Medieval London Objects
The chrismatory was a convenient, and often beautifully decorated, storage system for the different types of oil the priest needed in order to fulfill his ... medievallondon.ace.fordham.edu
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chrismatory
chrismatory (ˈkrɪzmətərɪ) Forms: 5–6 cris-, crysmatory(e, -ie, 6 crismytery, cresmatori, chrismatary, 6, 9 chrysmatory, 6– chrismatory. [ad. med.L. chrismatōrium f. chrisma, chrismat-: see chrism. The adj. corresponds to a L. type *chrismatōrius: see -ory.] A. n. 1. The vessel containing the chrism ... Oxford English Dictionary
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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Chrismal, Chrismatory - New Advent
Formerly used to designate the sheath, or cloth-covering (theca) in which relics were wrapped up. The Latin chrismale was also applied. www.newadvent.org
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Dictionary : CHRISMATORY - Catholic Culture
CHRISMATORY A three-compartment vessel for each of the three holy oils: chrism, oil of catechumens, and oil of the sick. The vessel is often inscribed with ... www.catholicculture.org
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Chrismatory - French - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
This ornamented box probably once contained holy oils, the use of which at baptism is noted by early Christian writers. Oils were also used for other ... www.metmuseum.org
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Chrismatory & Ambry Sets - St. Patricks Guild
A chrismatory, also called an ambry, is a special container used in churches to display the anointing oils used in the Sacraments. We carry chrismatories in ... stpatricksguild.com
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Buy Religious Chrismatory Sets Online
Shop top-quality Religious Chrismatory Sets online at A.T. Merhaut Inc. Buy your essential Chrismatory Set today and enhance your religious practices. merhaut.com
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Chrismatory | Unknown | V&A Explore The Collections
A chrismatory is a container used in Roman Catholic worship for three holy oils. The letters 'I','B' and 'C' identify the different oils: oleum ... collections.vam.ac.uk
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chrismere
† chrismere Obs. = chrismal n., chrismatory.c 1450 Voc. in Wr.-Wülcker 572/31 Chrismale, a crismere. Ibid. 621/12 Xrismale, a crysmere. Oxford English Dictionary
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chrismary
chrismary rare. (ˈkrɪzmərɪ) [ad. late L. chrismārium, f. chrisma, chrism. (In OF. cresmier.)] = chrismatory.1844 Life St. Wilfrid (Eng. Saints) 125 He deposited these relics in a chrismary, such as was used for carrying the holy oils..the queen obtained the chrismary, and kept it in her chamber. Oxford English Dictionary
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St Nicholas' Church, Sturry
In the pillar, a niche called a chrismatory was built for the jar of holy oil and the candle that the priest would use in the ceremony. wikipedia.org
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St Nicholas Church, Chiswick
Valuables included a small silver chalice; a red velvet chasuble; two vestments; three corporals; five altar cloths; an arras cloth; an old chrismatory wikipedia.org
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chrisom
▪ I. chrisom (ˈkrɪzəm) Forms: 4–5 crisum, 4–7 crisom(e, 5 crysume, krysome, (crysun), 5–7 crysom(e, 6 cresom, crisyme, (christome, crison), 7 crizum, chrissome, 6–7 chrisome, 6–9 chrysom(e, 6– chrisom. See also chrism. [A variant of chrism representing a popular dissyllabic pronunciation, such as ma... Oxford English Dictionary
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