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pulpitum

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pulpitum
1. In a Roman theater, the part of the stage adjacent to the orchestra; corresponds to the logeion of a Greek theater.
2. The tribune, 1 of an orator.
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Our tour wandered through the nave, under the 480,000-brick Bell Harry tower, up the stairs and through the high-arched doorway of the pulpitum screen and into the elegant quire, where the church organist was practicing a tricky piece of music that he would be playing at Sunday's services.
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