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The calefactory Latin calefactorius also warming house was an important room or building in a medieval monastery in Western

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One room in the abbey was called the Calefactory monks could gather to warm themselves in colder climates A Traditional Catholic

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A calefactory also known as a warming house is a heated room or dedicated building within a medieval monastery or convent in

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The meaning of CALEFACTORY is a monastery room warmed and used as a sitting room

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Borrowed from Medieval Latin calefactorium calefactory plural calefactories calefactory on Wikipedia

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A container which held heat sometimes it was shaped as a ball to warm the hands of a priest before the eucharist when it was

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The room in a medieval monastery in which a fire or fires were maintained for the use of the monks The term is now used for a