OF PRIORY OF ST. MICHAEl's MOUNT. 



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an Image of Seynt Micliell of sylver & gylt 

 weyiig 



ij Bonnetts for Seynt Micliell the one of tynsell 

 saten the fore parte Brawclerid w* gold & 

 perle the other of Blewe velvet fiynged 

 w* gold sett w* gold smyth worke of sylver 

 & gylt the goldsmyth worke weying 



ij cottes for Seynt Michell the one of cloth of 

 gold the other of perpull velvet enbraw- 

 dered with Ihus^ 



a cheyne of gold weyng 



a flower lyke a rose of gold of venys sett w* 

 perle and stone and a lytell bell of sylver 

 and gylt weyng 



a bawderyk of sylver and gylt for Senyt 



Michell weyng 

 a crosse of sylver and gylt w* Mary & John" 



weyng 

 a fote to the same of copper and gylt. 

 a part of the lioly crosse enclosed in sylver 



doble gylt weyng . . 

 a nother parte of the holy crosse enclosed in 



sylver doble gylt weyng w* a berealF 



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iii juntas qr 



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Item a pax^ of sylver & gylt enamylyd weyng 



5. The coats, bonnets, &c., were for dressing up the image of St. Michael at 

 the great festivals. 



6. This was the Cross for the High Altar, furnished with a foot, so that it could 

 be used as the best processional Cross of the Church. The Sunday procession took a 

 regular course for the purpose of censing the altars, commencing at the high altar 

 it passed out into the North Aisle, around the procession path at the east end of the 

 Church by the South Aisle into the Cloister, and around the buildings, entering the 

 Church again at the west cloister door. A "station" was then made before the 

 Rood, and the procession then passed once more into the choir. There was another 

 processional cross of copper. 



7. A fine glass like crystal inserted in a box or monstrance through which the 

 relics or Host could be seen. 



8. A small tablet of precious metal or ivory, often inlaid with gold, with a 

 representation of the passion ; it was used for the kiss of peace before the Host was 

 received. It was first kissed by the priest and then handed around and kissed by the 

 laity. 



