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Cover 1 Half Title 2 Title 4 Copyright 5 Contents 6 List of Figures 8 List of Contributors 12 Preface 16 List of Abbreviations 18 1 Defining the Holy: the Delineation of Sacred Space 20 Part 1 44 2 Domestic Space and Devotion in the Middle Ages 46 3 The Domesticity of Sacred Space in the Fifteenth-Century Netherlands 68 4 Private Rooms in the Monastic Architecture of Habsburg Spain 100 5 Forbidden Sacred Spaces in Reformation England 114 6 Designing for Protestant Worship: the Private Chapels of the Cecil Family 134 Part 2 156 7 A Northern Jerusalem: Transforming the Spatial Geography of the Convent of Wienhausen 158 8 Using Material Culture to Define Holy Space: the Bromholm Project 180 9 The Liturgical Use of Space in Thirteenth-Century Flanders 206 10 ‘God Will Have a House’: Defining Sacred Space and Rites of Consecration in Early Seventeenth-Century England 226 11 ‘Pure and White’: Reformed Space for Worship in Early Seventeenth-Century Hungary 250 12 Rubens’s Raising of the Cross in Context: the ‘Early Christian’ Past and the Evocation of the Sacred in Post-Tridentine Antwerp 270 13 The Consecration of the Civic Realm 296 14 The Priest, the Quakers and the Second Conventicle

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Author

Sarah Hamilton; Andrew Spicer

Publisher

Routledge

Published

2016

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction