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Página 31 - And now it is all gone — like an unsubstantial pageant faded ; and between us and the old English there lies a gulf of mystery which the prose of the historian will never adequately bridge. They cannot come to us, and our imagination can but feebly penetrate to them.
Página 268 - The bricks are fallen down, but we will build with hewn stones ; the sycamores are cut down, but we will change them into cedars.
Página 276 - Ages had asserted for itself; but they were images also of an inner spiritual sublimity, which had won the homage of grateful and admiring nations. The heavenly graces had once descended upon the monastic orders, making them ministers of mercy, patterns of celestial life, breathing witnesses of the power of the Spirit in renewing and sanctifying the heart. And then it was that art and wealth and genius poured out their treasures to raise fitting tabernacles for the dwelling of so divine a soul.
Página 139 - Imagines porro Christi, deiparae Virginis et aliorum sanctorum, in templis praesertim habendas et retinendas, eisque debitum honorem et venerationem impertiendam, non quod credatur inesse aliqua in iis divinitas vel virtus, propter quam sint colendae...
Página 28 - Yet the first generally carrieth away the credit, (as being a stone-henge indeed,) so geometrically contrived, that voluminous stones mutually support themselves in the arched roof, as if art had made them to forget nature, and weaned them from their fondness to descend to...
Página 362 - And also whether they do minister in any prophane cups, bowls, dishes, or chalices heretofore used at Masse, or els in a decent Communion Cuppe provided and kept for the same purpose only.
Página 306 - ... private houses, and the other part the unclean or negligent order or spare keeping of the house of prayer by permitting open...
Página 251 - Spozalizio and the Presentation in the Temple, and, highest of all, a grand representation of the Coronation of the Virgin. "The cathedral of Orvieto is the grand monumental record of dogmatic teaching as to the Holy Sacrament of the Altar ; and the sublime office for Corpus Domini, composed by S. Thomas Aquinas, does not more impressively convey its meanings in orison or hymn, than does this splendid cathedral in the various art-works adorning it — in the very fact, indeed, of its existence.
Página 142 - De oleo, quomodo aptatur ad distemperandum colores. — Calcem in oleo mensurate pone, et illud despumando coque ; cerosium in eo secundum quod de oleo fuerit pone, et ad solem, per mensem, vel eo amplius, frequenter removendo, pone. Scito quod quanto diutius ad solem fuerit, tanto melius erit. Postea cola, et serva, et colores inde distempera.
Página 308 - The chalice had in almost all cases given place to the communion cup. We find, however, the chalice remaining at Epworth and at Somerby ; at Grantham two chalices were sold, and they " bought wythe the pryce therof a silver pott pcell Gylt and an Ewer of sylver for the mynistracion of the holye and most sacred supper of oure lorde Jhesus Crist called the holye comunyon." The pax is rarely mentioned, and in those cases as defaced. These references to the appurtenances of the Office of the Mass reminds...