The Chapel was never completed; the site originally intended for the nave was leased in 1517 to Bishop Foxe, the founder of neighbouring Corpus Christi College. The resulting T-shape became the model for many other Oxbridge college chapels. Despite the strain on College finances, the late medieval chapel was rich in ornamentation, including a gothic screen, fine sets of vestments and twenty-four copes. The pre-Reformation lectern, a gift from John Martock in 1504, is one of the finest examples of the period, and continues to be used at Chapel services.
As elsewhere, religion became deeply divisive at Merton during the Reformation. Under Edward VI traditional worship in the Chapel, including masses and requiems for the souls of benefactors, would have ceased. It was probably at this time that the statues and stained glass were removed. In the Marian reaction of 1553-8 the College was strongly Catholic, and subsequently attempted to resist Protestant interference in Elizabeth's reign. In a famous episode, the College stood siege against the officers of Archbishop Parker for three weeks.
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The Chapel was never completed; the site originally intended for the nave was leased in 1517 to Bishop Foxe, the founder of neighbouring Corpus Christi College. The resulting T-shape became the model for many other Oxbridge college chapels. Despite the strain on College finances, the late medieval chapel was rich in ornamentation, including a gothic screen, fine sets of vestments and twenty-four copes. The pre-Reformation lectern, a gift from John Martock in 1504, is one of the finest examples of the period, and continues to be used at Chapel services.
返信削除As elsewhere, religion became deeply divisive at Merton during the Reformation. Under Edward VI traditional worship in the Chapel, including masses and requiems for the souls of benefactors, would have ceased. It was probably at this time that the statues and stained glass were removed. In the Marian reaction of 1553-8 the College was strongly Catholic, and subsequently attempted to resist Protestant interference in Elizabeth's reign. In a famous episode, the College stood siege against the officers of Archbishop Parker for three weeks.
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