pulpitum

A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture | 2000 | 255 words | Copyright

pulpitum.
1. Stone screen in a monastic church between the nave and choir, acting as the back of part of the choir-stalls, over which is a gallery, Rood, or organ.

2. In an Antique theatre the part of the stage used by the actors, also called proscenium.

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