Sacraria [noun]

Sacrarium, the part of a temple where the sacred things were deposited.

Superfice (Dryden) has not put superficies, nor sacrary (Hacket) sacrarium, nor limbeck alembic, out of use.

Alt′ar-rails, rails separating the sacrarium from the rest of the chancel.

It spans the whole of the choir, and is continued along the sides of the sacrarium, forming sedilia of four seats on either side.

There is a richly-sculptured monument of a bishop on the southern side of the sacrarium.

In the sacrarium is a small brass, showing a kneeling figure and an armorial shield, dedicated to George Littlebury, 1612.

Yet it really has a genuine claim to its motto: Sacrarium regis, cunabula legis.

At the back of the Nymphum is a hall called the Sacrarium, in which it is supposed the statue of Serapis stood.