Canticle of Inbrase

First Appearance and Context

The Canticle of Inbrase is noted during an instance of Eliger at the Concent of Saunt Edhar, when a Tenner named to join the Edharian Chapter is inducted. Its inclusion in the ceremony marks the moment of reception by that chapter.

Roles/Actions and Affiliations

• Functions as a ceremonial song used in the induction portion of Eliger.
• Associated in practice with the Edharian Chapter when one of their number is being received.

Relationships

• Ceremony: Eliger (selection and vow‑taking rite).
• Community: Edharian Chapter at the Concent of Saunt Edhar.

Descriptions/Characteristics

In the cited instance, the singing was vigorous but rough around the edges, which signaled who was officiating. No lyrics or musical form are provided in the current account.

Current Status/Location

Observed in use at the Concent of Saunt Edhar during Eliger when an inductee is received by the Edharian Chapter. Further uses or variants are not yet described.