Chantry Chapel.—A chapel connected with a monument or tomb in which masses were to be chanted. This was usually of small size and very rich.
Chapel.—(1) A chamber attached to a church and opening out of it, or formed within it, and in which an altar was placed; (2) a small detached church.
Chapter House.—The hall of assembly of the chapter (dean and canons) of a cathedral.
Fig. l.—Early Norman Capital.
Fig. m.—Early English Capital.