 | 1878 - 538 str.
...Morgan goes on to say that its form is " also much changed" from that of the Paten,3 its predecessor; " the sunk part of the platter is often considerably...to it, which serves also as a handle to the cover." The ornament on all these Communion cups and covers, writes Mr. Morgan, " is invariably the same,"... | |
 | Derbyshire Archaeological Society - 1884 - 264 str.
...part of the platter is often considerably deepened, the brim narrowed, and thereon is fixed p rirft or edge, by which it is made, when inverted, to fit...place the wine in the chalice and cover it with the paten cover until the administration of the sacrament, when the cover would be removed and used as... | |
 | 1884 - 500 str.
...The form of the cover, he also says, is "much changed " from that of the paten, its predecessor : " the sunk part of the platter is often considerably...to it, which serves also as a handle to the cover." The paten at Gissing, which is the preReformation one, and has a rudely-engraved head of the Saviour... | |
 | Walter Money - 1893 - 160 str.
...tune of Edward VI. The Chalice consists of its cup, the stem with a small knob and the foot. The Paten is made when inverted to fit on the cup as a cover, and bears the date of 1577. The entire change made at this period in the form and style of the sacred... | |
 | 1884 - 262 str.
...the cup, however, is aliogether changed, and instead of being a shallow, wide bowl, it is REPORT. XXV elongated into the form of an inverted truncated cone,...place the wine in the chalice and cover it with the paten cover until the administration of the sacrament, when the cover would be removed and used as... | |
 | Derbyshire Archaeological Society - 1882 - 808 str.
...small bands of a loienge-shaped ornament, oe some other such simple pattern, and the foot is in'ariably round instead of indented or angular. The form of...place the wine in the chalice and cover it with the paten cover until the administration of the sacrament, when the cover would be removed and used as... | |
 | 1852 - 518 str.
...small bands of a lozenge or some such pattern ; and the foot is invariably round instead of indented. The form of the cup, however, is altogether changed,...is made when inverted to fit on the cup as a cover, while a foot is added to it, which serves also as a handle to the cover. On the bottom of this foot... | |
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... angular. The form of the cup, however, is altogether changed, and instead of being a shallow, wide bowl, it is elongated into the form of an inverted truncated cone, slightly bell-shaped. The form of the paten is also much changed, the sunk part of... 