Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Ripon: A Short History of the Church and a Description of Its FabricHallett, Cecil Walter Charles
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Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Ripon: A Short History of the Church and a Description of Its Fabric
Hallett, Cecil Walter Charles
Ripon Cathedral
[143] Buried in the graveyard near the north-east corner of the choir
(tomb by Sir Gilbert Scott).
[144] Afterwards Bishop of Durham, then Archbishop of York, and finally
Archbishop of Canterbury. The modern diocese of Ripon does not
correspond in area with that over which Eadhead presided (_see Chap.
I._)
[145] Buried in the graveyard near the south-east corner of the choir.
INDEX.
ABBOTS, list of, 142.
Ailcy Hill, 9.
Aisles of the nave, 78;
south aisle, 79;
north aisle, 81;
of the choir, (north) 113;
(south) 115.
Archbishops of York, 13 _et seq._
Athelstan, King, 9.
BAS-RELIEF of lion, 80.
Bedern, the, 24, 26, 34.
Bells, the, 43.
Bishops of Ripon, 143.
Bridge, the North, 141.
CANONS, irregularities of the, 23.
Canons of Stanwick, list of, 142.
Chantries, 28.
Chapter, the, 29, 30;
re-established, 31, 33, 34, 37.
Chapter-house, the, 53, 122-125.
Charles I., 34.
Choir, the, 49, 58;
interior, 96-117.
College of Canons, the, 12, 17, 22, 30.
Courts, ecclesiastical and secular, 19, 31, 37.
Crypt, the Saxon, 71-78;
the Norman, 117-120.
Cuthbert, St., 4, 11, 12.
DEANERY, the, 133.
Deans, list of, 143.
Dedication by Wilfrid, 6.
Diocese of Ripon, 36.
EADHEAD, Bishop of Ripon, 7.
East End, the, 60.
Eata, first Abbot, 4, 12.
Edward I., 25.
FONTS, the, 79.
Grammar-School, Ripon, 14, 30-36.
Gray, Archbishop Walter de, 11, 16, 21.
HENRY IV., 26.
Henry V., 11.
JAMES I., 31, 33.
LADY-KIRK, the, 22, 27.
Lady-loft, the, 54, 129.
Liberty of Ripon, 19-37.
Library, the, 130.
MALLORY Chapel, 93.
Markenfield Chapel and tombs, 90.
Monastery of Ripon, the (Scottish), 4;
(Saxon), 5;
end of, 12.
NAVE, rebuilding of, 27, 69;
north side, exterior, 44;
south side, 50;
interior, 65.
ODA, Archbishop of Canterbury, 11.
Organ, the, 111.
Oswald, Archbishop, 11.
PALACE, Archiepiscopal, 24, 35.
Peculiar, the parish a, 19, 31, 37.
Prebends, 12, 14, 17, 18, 23, 26.
Presbytery, arrangement of the, 104.
Pulpit (Old) in north transept, 88.
Ripon Minster, foundation of the Scottish monastery, 4;
original site of, 5;
dedication of new church, 6;
end of monastery, 12;
as a collegiate church, 12, 22;
as a parochial church, 18, 22;
present church built, 15;
central tower reconstructed, 27;
nave rebuilt, 27.
Rising in the North, the, 30.
Roger de Pont l'Eveque, Archbishop, 15;
his plan, 16, 67.
Rood Screen, the, 94.
ST. AGNES' Lodge, 136.
St. Anne's Hospital, 133.
St. John's Hospital, 36.
St. Mary Magdalene's Hospital, 35, 137.
Sanctuary, right of, 9, 23, 30.
Saxon monastery, the, 5.
Scots, incursion of, 25.
Scottish monastery, the, 4.
Sedilia, the, 104.
Site, original, 5.
Spires, fall and removal of the, 34.
Stalls, the choir, 106.
Stammergate, 5, 22, 35.
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