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Defining the holy : the delineation of sacred space | p. 1 |
Domestic space and devotion in the Middle Ages | p. 27 |
The domesticity of sacred space in the fifteenth-century Netherlands | p. 49 |
Private rooms in the monastic architecture of Habsburg Spain | p. 81 |
Forbidden sacred spaces in Reformation England | p. 95 |
Designing for Protestant worship : the private chapels of the Cecil family | p. 115 |
A northern Jerusalem : transforming the spatial geography of the convent of Wienhausen | p. 139 |
Using material culture to define holy space : the Bromholm project | p. 161 |
The liturgical use of space in thirteenth-century Flanders | p. 187 |
'God will have a house' : defining sacred space and rites of consecration in early seventeenth-century England | p. 207 |
'Pure and white' : reformed space for worship in early seventeenth-century Hungary | p. 231 |
Rubens's Raising of the cross in context : the 'early Christian' past and the evocation of the sacred in post-Tridentine Antwerp | p. 251 |
The consecration of the civic realm | p. 277 |
The priest, the Quakers and the Second Conventicle Act : the battle for Gracechurch Street Meeting House, 1670 | p. 301 |
La Ville Sonnant : the politics of sacred space in Avignon on the eve of the French revolution | p. 319 |
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