A History Of The Somerset Carthusians
Publisher: J. Hodges
Published: 1895
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 378
Subjects: Carthusians -- England -- Somerset.; Somerset (England) -- Church history.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: PART I; title: WITHAM CHARTERHOUSE; title: CHAP PAGE; title: I ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FIRST ENGLISH CHARTERHOUSE 3; title: II THE CARTHUSIAN RULE 31; title: III AN IDEAL MONK 45; title: IV THE PROSPEROUS YEARS OF THE CHARTERHOUSE 69; title: V DECLINING FORTUNES 119; title: VI THE DESTRUCTION OF THE MONASTERY 156; title: PART II; title: HINTON CHARTERHOUSE; title: I THE FOUNDERS 203; title: II A LONG CARTHUSIAN SABBATH 228; title: III BROKEN PEACE 275; title: IV THE SCATTERING OF THE SHEEP OF THE PASTURE 307; title: V A PLEA FOR THE CARTHUSIANS 351; title: INDEX 367; title: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; title: St Hugh of Avalon, Bishop of Lincoln, Third Prior of Witham Frontispiece; title: Witham Friary Church, Exterior To face page 4; title: Witham Friary Church, Interior 19; title: Supposed Lepers' Window in Witham Church 20; title: A Carthusian— Choir Dress 33; title: A Carthusian Lay-Brother 39; title: Fifteenth Century Font in Witham Friary 113; title: Witham Friary Church, a.d 1760, with supposed Conventual Buildings 199; title: Hinton-Charterhouse Church, Exterior 250; title: Hinton-Charterhouse Church, Interior 253; title: Norton St Philip, Exterior 254; title: Norton St Philip, Interior 259; title: Entrance to the Tower of Hinton Priory Church on the West 275; title: Exterior of the Carthusian Chapter-House, Hinton 307; title: Interior of the Carthusian Chapter-House, Hinton 34; title: Piscina in Hinton Chapter-House 350; title: pt. 1. Witham charterhouse; title: pt. 2. Hinton charterhouse.