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... IN GLORY AND MAJESTY. PART II. (CONTINUED) PHENOMENON VI. THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. THE two capital points which we now proceed to examine, vi... ...H. THE two capital points which we now proceed to examine, viz. the Christian church, and the captivity of Babylon, do not deserve so much the nam... ...salem; the second, which supplies what the other cannot reach, is the Christian church. Let us begin with this, which is the more laborious. Cer... ...y, or suspect, after the same manner. The text saith not, that the city and its buildings were as high as the length and breadth; but simply, “the le... ...e of speaking which may well admit of these two senses; first, the city, or its buildings, is as great as its length and breadth, —in which very imp... ...ual and uniform aspect as when regarded with respect to its height; because its buildings are all equal and uniform, no one higher than another, no ... ... lions’ dens, from the mountains of the leopards.” Song of Solomon iv. 8. This coronation, to which the husband with such importunity calls the spou... ... as we shall immediately see. In the same way it appears that this espousal and coronation of these two brethren shall be most public and solemn, su... ...y the new and most glad espousal between the two brethren, but likewise the new coronation, as the peculiar King of the Jews, and as the King and Lor...

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...hange was unbelievable." Bolivar explained his motives: "I confess this (the coronation of Napoleon in 1804) made me think of my unhappy coun... ...has murdered, or exiled his political rivals throughout his career. He confiscated church funds and imposed onerous taxes on the populace. Conseque... ...thodox continued to observe the Julian calendar. In 1923, a Conference of Orthodox Churches in Constantinople reduced the number of leap years ever... ...tion was initiated by blacks. The freedmen lobbied hard and long for separate black churches and educational facilities. Nor was lynching confined t... ... Tokyo–Yokohama, September 1, 1923 Property damage: Fifty four percent of brick buildings and one tenth of other, reinforced, structures collaps... ... a million injured. Mexico, September 19, 1985, 07:18 AM Property damage: Most buildings in Mexico City - 400 kilometers from the epicenter - d... ...to Hilo, Hawaii. The 12 meters high water wall killed 61 people and destroyed many buildings. The Seismic Sea Wave Warning System (SSWWS), based i...

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... felt an empathy as deep as the gods; and the reconstructed walls of ancient buildings that he could see into and imagine long deceased emperors in co... ...cient buildings that he could see into and imagine long deceased emperors in coronation ceremonies or reading their mandates became irrelevant. Yang L... ...ding dress stood at a pond posing for a picture with her groom. Near earlier buildings Sang Huin had noticed him looking at them questioningly. He had... ...(neighborhood) to another lost, looking for distinguishable signs, shapes in buildings, and widths of streets. Everything from the thin dust-sheathed... ...t dressed. She turned on the television but realizing it was Sunday and that church programming had usurped her exorcise regimen she felt disappointed... ...to not go that far. She drove on and on and soon she could see the roof of a church. In an hour, she thought, there would be the culmination of activi... ...ause one to be as steady and seemingly everlasting as those very walls. The church would shelter the convictions of the myth reinforcers who actively...

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... Caelan just grinned. “It looks really nice. I thought you could wear it to church,” Geoffrey added. “Thank you. I shall.” ***** The second ... ... When the Speican left, the door remained opened and Aislinn saw nothing. No buildings, no trees. But she heard rushing water. The stream? Or so... ... to?” Caelan asked flatly. “He’s in a shack. Nothing around it, no trees, no buildings. But I heard rushing water.” They mounted their horses. “W... ... set up for the reception, the other half had been converted into a makeshift church, complete with altar and priest. The scent of roses, the closes... ...ear that woman’s voice in his bed tonight. Yet, as Caelan and Gemma left the church, Aislinn forced herself to mumble wishes for their happiness. ... ...156 “I hate lying to them,” Caelan confided to Aislinn as he dressed for his coronation. “It can’t be helped. I hope that no one recognizes your f... ... quickly ended as the knights killed the few Speicans that had snuck into the coronation. Caelan rushed forward to his father. “Get out now!” he gr...

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... form another. We know, from examination of the great blocks of which such buildings are made, that they could not have been raised without the aid of... ...he rest of the Britons, kept the people out of sight while they made these buildings, and then pretended that they built them by magic. Perhaps they h... ...hen labourers are digging up the ground, to make foundations for houses or churches, they light on rusty money that once belonged to the Romans. Fragm... ...nd of his subjects said they were Christians too. Augustine built a little church, close to this King’s palace, on the ground now occupied by the beau... ...muddy marshy place near London, where there had been a temple to Apollo, a church dedicated to Saint Peter, which is now Westminster Abbey. And, in Lo... ... very powerful. Which was exactly what he always wanted. On the day of the coronation of the handsome boy king Edwy, it was remarked by Odo, Arch bi... ...op of Canterbury (who was a Dane by birth), that the King quietly left the coronation feast, while all the company were there. Odo, much displeased, s... ...he First; but he is best known as William the Conqueror. It was a strange coronation. One of the bishops who performed the ceremony asked the Normans...

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...tunate. Archdeacon Hare, both by natural tendency and by his position as a Churchman, had been led, in editing a Work not free from ecclesiastical her... ...character and writ- ings, which had little business to be spoken of in any Church-court, have hereby been carried thither as if for an exclusive trial... ...les, with Life by Archdeacon Hare. Parker; London, 1848. 5 Thomas Carlyle Church. But he was a man, and had relation to the Uni- verse, for eight-and... ...rop is perhaps injured ten or fifteen per cent. The roofs of several large buildings are destroyed, but these we are already supplying; and the injuri... ...e throughout the Island there are not, I believe, ten estates on which the buildings are standing. The Elliotts, from whom we have heard, are living w... ...ad and armed much as I should sup- pose those of Cortez were. There are no buildings about the Town, of the smallest pretensions to beauty or charm of... ... yearly, of course there is none of the eager interest which breaks out at coronations and similar rare events; no explosion of unwonted velvets, jew-... ...and in the midst of it: ‘Does thou know Wordsworth?’ or, ‘Did thou see the Coronation?’ or ‘Will thou take some refresh- ment?’ They are very kind and...

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...e hill, beyond the cleft of the river Avon, he could see the smoke and the church towers of the town of Bristol, and beyond it, the slime of the water... ...ater of the Bristol Channel; and nearer, on one side, the spire of Elmwood Church looked up, and, on the other, the woods round Elmwood House, and the... ...ll well. It was the Vicar, Master Holworth, and his father John Kenton was Churchwarden, so it was no wonder to see him and the Parson together, but w... ...she groaned out, “Poor soul.” And thus they worked their sad way up to the buildings about the water mill. There was a shed through the chinks of whic... ...n the text so dear to all the loyal hearts who remembered the White King’s coronation text— “Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown...

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...ngly, so the ‘glorious army of martyrs’ had, for the most part, joined the Church with the expectation that they should have to confess the faith, and... ...he banks of the Tiber, and every year was adding to its temples and public buildings. Every citizen loved his city and her greatness above all else. T... ...grave dignity made a great impression on all who came near them. Above the buildings of the city rose steep and high the Capitoline Hill, with the Tem... ...h crime, he could not be admitted to the Holy Communion, nor received into church. Still the Emperor does not seem to have believed he could be really... ...eror as usual to the Basilica or Justice Hall, that had been turned into a church. Then to the door came the Bishop and stood in the way, forbidding t... ...ty. It would probably be a sort of huge farmyard, full of great barn- like buildings and sheds, all one story high; some of them serving for storehous... ..., and first King of Hungary. A crown and a cross were given to him for his coronation, which took place in the Church of the Holy Virgin, at Alba Rega... ...ert the Polish party. She had sent to Buda for cloth of gold to make him a coronation dress, but it did not come in time, and Helen therefore shut her... ...ror Sigismund, of red and gold, with silver spots, and made it into a tiny coronation robe, with surplice and hu- meral (or shoulder-piece), the stole...

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...ealth, persisted in following the whole way on foot, together with General Churchill, chief of the staff in India, who had arrived only two days befor... ..., sprinkled holy water on the coffin. At eleven, all the ceremonies of the church were accomplished, all the honors done to a sovereign had been paid ... ...y “bord” meaning “abordage”—which opera- tion they were not, in a harmless church, hung round with velvet and wax-candles, and filled with ladies, sur... ...r view on the day of the 15th of December. As we came out, the air and the buildings round about were tinged with purple, and the clear sharp half-moo... ... In the course of the last few years I have seen three: that attending the coronation of our present sovereign, that which went to see Courvoisier han...

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...dence has shown itself much less among lay writers than among those of the Church. It is from the Benedictines, one of the glories of France, that the... ... Saints,” made cruel war upon the saints surreptitiously smuggled into the Church. Thus the emulators of the Benedictines, the members (too little rec... ...rt in Europe, and who, in spite of her lack of money, erected noble public buildings, as if to repair the loss caused by the iconoclasms of the Calvin... ...ftiness” of Charles IX.; but travel through France, see the ruins of noble churches, estimate the fearful wounds given by the religionists to the soci... ...ct of the proprieties so far as to put the initials of his mistress on the buildings which Catherine advised him to continue or to begin with so much ... ...n we ought not to be sur- prised at the great number of historically noble buildings possessed by those departments which have taken the name, or deri... ...intended to amuse the court and the various conflicting in- terests by the coronation of the king, and the ceremonies of his first “lit de justice,” a... ...s of all parties, and offered an imposing spectacle to succeed that of the coronation and enliven the bloody ground of a reli- gious war which, in poi... ...voys returned from Geneva, in the hotel de Coligny near the Louvre. At his coronation, Charles IX., who was greatly attached to his tutor Amyot, appoi...

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...d to boast, as I have heard, that she not only brought back my Lord to the Church of England, but procured the English peerage for him, which the juni... ... alone in the world: when he heard the great peal of bells from Castlewood church ringing that morning to welcome the arrival of the new lord and lady... ...was maid of honor to the Queen Henrietta Maria; she early joined the Roman Church; her father, a weak man, following her not long after at Breda. On t... ...e little chapel that faced east- 32 Henry Esmond – Book One wards and the buildings stretching from that to the main gate, and with the hall (which l... ...n the day of his abdica- tion; fasted on the anniversary of King William’s coronation; 101 Thackeray and performed a thousand absurd antics, of which...

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...ntain pony, on which he had shortly before left the castle, to attend at a Church festival held at Coldingham. The chaplain was a wise, prudent, and m... ...within the monastery. It was a narrow building, about thirty feet from the church, was perfectly familiar to Malcolm, who bent his steps at once thith... ...companying him thus far within the convent, but all beyond the nave of the church was for- bidden ground to her sex, though the original monastery des... ..., when Sir James asked his thoughts as he looked back at the grand mass of buildings. ‘These are the only spots where the holy and tender can grow, li... ...em, and the Lady talked with Whittington of the grand town-halls and other buildings of the merchants of the Low Countries, with whom he was a trader ... ...romontory of St. Abbs Head rose before them; they passed through the outer buildings in- tended as shelter for the attendants of ladies coming to the ... ...d the glittering troop wind their way over the hills to make ready for the coronation of James and Joan as king and queen of Scotland. CHAPTER XIX CHA... ...wart had escaped to the Highlands; and Walter— who had neither been at the Coronation of Scone, nor at the Parliament of Perth, nor indeed had ever bo...

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...ance with the tendency of all human aspira- tions of rising priests in the Church of England. A lawyer does not sin in seeking to be a judge, or in co... ...covered also, that he was the author of that great musical work, Harding’s Church Music,—and a new edi- tion was spoken of, though, I believe, never p... ...did not put themselves forward in the columns of the Jupiter, reformers of church charities were not slack to make known in various places their diffe... ... due to the quasi priesthood conveyed on the consecrating qualities of her coronation; and he regards things temporal as be- ing by their nature subje... ...the mysterious interesting grace which the moon always lends to old gabled buildings half sur- rounded, as was the hospital, by fine trees! As seen fr...

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...lish tongue, but listened to even by uncomprehending ears like a strain of Church music. Adam had expected the forester to turn aside to the group of ... ...” “At first,” said Richard, “I was in an anchoret’s cell, in the wall of a church. So please you, Madame, I must not name names; but when Adam, bearin... ...me faint and well-nigh dy- ing on his back, saw the twinkling light in the churchyard, he knocked, and entreated aid. The good anchoret pitied my need... ... Bar, where the Hospitaliers, looking towards the Round Church and stately buildings of the Preceptory, saluted the white-cloaked fig- 45 Yo n g e ur... ...ious—he could not be friendly ex- cept to a few. They passed the capitular buildings of St. Paul’s, with the beautiful cathedral towering over them, a... ...nes. IT WAS THE last week of August, 1274, the morrow of the most splendid coronation that England had ever beheld, ei- ther for the personal qualitie...

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...Which he hath pitcht within his deadly toyle. Come my Lords lets go to the Church and pray, That God may still defend the right of France: And make hi... .... GUISE. No villain, no that toung of thine, That hath blasphemde the holy Church of Rome, Shall drive no plaintes into the Guises eares, To make the ... ...e funerals be done, We will with all the speed we can, provide For Henries coronation from Polonia: Come let us take his body hence. [All goe out, but... ...ill be his baile For this offence: goe sirra, worke no more, Till this our Coronation day be past: And now, Our rites of Coronation done, What now rem... ...mightst not scape from us. CARDINALL. What, will you fyle your handes with Churchmens bloud? 2. Shed your bloud, O Lord no: for we entend to strangle ... ...triple Crowne, And fire accursed Rome about his eares. Ile fire his erased buildings and incense The papall towers to kisse the holy earth. Navarre, g...

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... perhaps, Morris’s “News from Nowhere”—one sees handsome but characterless buildings, symmetrical and perfect cultivations, and a multitude of people,... ... oo often the prospect resembles the key to one of those large pictures of coronations, royal weddings, parlia- ments, conferences, and gatherings so ... ...strange transition in space or time, and we should come down by dimly-seen buildings into the part that would answer to Hospenthal, wondering and per-... ...all absurdly in Hampstead middle-class raiment, meetings of a Sunday after church (the men in silk hats, frock coats, and tightly-rolled umbrellas), r... ...e men be? Will they be a caste? a race? an organisation in the nature of a Church? … And there came into my mind the words of our acquaintance, that h... ...heet glass, artificial fuel, and so on; new roads could be made and public buildings reconstructed, inconveniences of all sorts removed, until under t... ...dignity as a policeman, a solicitor-general, a king, a bishop in the State Church, a Government professor, or any- one else the State sustains. Suppos...

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... how could things go on with a rogue like Alexander VI. at the head of the Church, and a mere huntsman like himself at the head of the Empire.” His bo... ... by Luther’s arguments; and, indeed, he had long been conscious of need of Church re- form, though his plans took the grotesque form of getting himsel... ...gh the earlier times of the Reformation, glad of the hope of cleansing the Church, but hoping to cleanse, not to break away from her—a hope that Luthe... ...time the King of the Romans (for the title of Kaisar was conferred only by coronation by the Pope, and this Maximilian never received) was at Innspruc... ...; outbuildings cluster round it; and even the grim old keep has a range of buildings con- nected with it, as if the household had entirely outgrown th...

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...m the exchange and comparison of ideas. There are no villages. The rickety buildings which the people call homes are sparsely scattered through the wi... .... The only meetings among them are on Sundays and feast-days in the parish church. These silent assemblies, under the eye of the rector (the only rule... ...eard by the men, “it is just; haven’t the Blues seized the property of the Church, and our own?” Another murmur, very different from the growl with wh... ...ady, feeling a need of justification. “Why not, madame? In former days the Church approved of the confiscation of the property of Protestants, and the... ...howed many rifts and chinks where ivy had fastened its rootlets. T wo main buildings, joined at the angle by a tall tower which faced the lake, formed... ...h the vigorous vegetation of those regions, the sombre rocks, the graceful buildings, the fortifications raised by na- ture, and the granite towers bu... ...willing, I hope to make you assist with a mitre on your head at the king’s coronation.” This last remark must have had some magic power, for the click...

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...o the royal abode, both artists and sitters. It was a famous time; and the buildings of the palace being “taboo” to all but the tattooers and chiefs, ... ...hundred times bathed. In an instant, palm-trees and elms—canoes and skiffs—church spires and bamboos—all mingled in one vision of the present and the ... .... Going ashore, to my surprise, I was accosted, near a little shanty of a church, by a white man, who limped forth from a wretched hut. His hair and ... ...ormed me that he was a “Mickonaree,” thus declaring his communion with the church. The way this “tayo” of mine expressed his regard was by assuring me... ...upied. T o my surprise, the manufac- ture of tappa was going on in several buildings. European calicoes were seldom seen, and not many articles of for... ...of the best-constructed and handsomest chapels in the South Seas. Like the buildings of the palace, it stands upon an artificial pier, presenting a se... ...e tinman’s in London. Hav- ing no idea of reserving so pretty a bauble for coronation days, which come so seldom, her majesty sported it when- ever sh...

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...side so near together in some places, that there is no room for fields, or buildings, or peasants’ huts. Nothing lies between them but the torrent, ro... ...differently by different na- tures. The thought of death is called up by a churchyard, but a deserted village puts us in mind of the sorrows of life; ... ... people—a crowd that uttered not a word. Then suddenly the chanting of the Church broke the still- ness, calling up the confused thoughts that take po... ...o yield to the influence of the touching harmonies of the human voice. The Church was coming to the aid of a creature that knew her not. The cure appe... ...ent to all the various kinds of workers whom I had called in. Although the buildings fully represent the value of the sixty thousand francs of capital... ...ites.” On the western slope of the mountain peak, the comman- dant saw the buildings belonging to a farm of some size. The whole place formed a perfec... ..., he said, in moments of trouble and difficulty. So on the night after his coronation Napo- leon saw him for the third time, and they talked over a lo...