chapter room, sacristy

chapter room (Capitulum, from the Latin word for 'head')

The room in monasteries, cathedrals and communal chapters where the priests gathered to read religious texts and settle common matters. It was usually on the eastern side of the ambulatory of monasteries. In the Middle Ages it was generally a two-naved hall or a central room. It was the most decorative part of monasteries. (Sopron, Szécsény)

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sacristy

A room attached to the chancel of churches usually in the north. It is the place where liturgic clothese and equipments were kept, and priests changed clothes and prepared for the service.

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