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• Inside, there is a fourteenth-century doorway to a former rood loft stair.
• The stairs leading to the former rood loft are still present.
• In the north wall is another rood loft door, now blocked.
• The rood loft stairs, are open but are partly bricked up at the top.
• There is no rood loft but the stairs leading to one are still visible.
• The north aisle features two large perpendicular windows and a battlemented rood loft stair turret.
• This is consistent with the ritual uses of rood lofts being substantially a late medieval development.
• Nor does the 13th century liturgical commentator Durandus refer directly to rood screens or rood lofts.
• Blocked rood loft access openings also exist at both east and west sides of the south transept.
• A rood loft may have surmounted it.
• The construction of the Renaissance rood loft built in 1534 and for the fine, partly octagonal, bell tower.
• The church burnt down in 1480, only the rood loft, a three-decker pulpit and, by 1812, a west gallery.
• The rood loft and the organ case were built by Frans Simons, a carpenter who probably came from Leiden.
• On the south side there is a stair to a former rood loft, and the rood screen dates to 1901.
• According to one 19th-century writer, an old rood loft had previously rested on one of the beams supporting the gallery.
• The whole Passion story would then be read from the rood loft, at the foot of the crucifix, by three ministers.
• The whole Passion story would then be read from the Rood loft, at the foot of the crucifix by three priests.
• The rood loft, the oak stalls, and the reredos in the chapel of the Virgin are masterpieces in a similar style.
• The rood screen would originally have been surmounted by a "'rood loft "'carrying the Great Rood, a sculptural representation of the Crucifixion.
• At the east end of the north aisle still remain the steps of the rood loft, in a good state of preservation.