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43319	Durand, Guillaume	The Symbolism of Churches and Church Ornaments A Translation of the First Book of the Rationale Divinorum Officiorum			.txt	text/plain	109921	6900	76	as cited by Buscemi, [Footnote 34] who also mentions a Cross church church, represent (as we shall presently observe that Norman symbolism one mind in an house.' [Footnote 119]For as the material church is the form of a circle: [Footnote 149] to signify that the Church hath [Footnote 149: This of course refers to the Church of the Holy The chancel, that is, the head of the church, being lower [Footnote [Footnote 176] 'Or the light in a church may denote the apostles and I. The altar hath a place in the church on three accounts, as shall be [Footnote 201] But the lower altar is the Church Militant, of which it [Footnote 416] of the altar seven times with holy water, by means of [Footnote 419] But after that the consecration of the church or of the Apostle) 'the Head of the Church, which is also His body'; [Footnote	./cache/43319.txt	./txt/43319.txt