OratoryA private chapel in a church or house. Also a church of the Oratorians (Roman Catholic).Order ...
Oratory - A small private chapel, either in a church or in a house; or a church of the Oratorian order of S. Filippo Neri, e.g. the Brompton Oratory, London.
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Oratory - Private in-house chapel; small cell attached to a larger chapel.
Order - One of a series of concentric mouldings.
Oriel - Projecting window in wall; originally a form of porch, usually of wood; side-turret.
Oratory. Chapel or other building belonging to a church or monastery, used either for private worship or associations of brethern.
ORATORY: A small private chapel usually in a house
PALACE: The official residence of a sovereign.
PALISADE: A wooden defensive fence.
Oratory : A small chapel or private room set aside for individual prayer.
Parvis : An area situated before a church or cathedral, in some instances enclosed.
Porch : The reception space situated at the entrance to a church or cathedral.
An oratory is a room or a portion of a room that is set aside for an individual to conduct personal devotions. The word oratory comes from a Latin word that means a place to pray.
work done outside the laboratory, office etc (eg collecting information).
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In churches with a lecture-hall floor plan, the term æsanctuaryÆ is often used to mean both chancel and nave because the two are not architecturally distinct. An oratory is a room or a portion of a room that is set aside for an individual to ...
LXXXIV: From early youth he devoted himself eagerly and with utmost diligence to oratory and liberal studies.
LXXXIX: Yet he never acquired the ability to speak Greek fluently....
It is a pity that none of his oratory can be appreciated today. There were no tape recorders or good sound reproduction methods in his day.
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Interior view #1 of crypt
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Interior view of hallway
Interior view of oratory
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