10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CATACUMBAL»
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The Priest at the Altar. An Examination of the Rubrics in ...
Primitive type of Churches. The catacumbal The Primitive Churches death until
he come.” But admitting the objection, we turn for guidance to the Church. We
enquire what was her practice in the age of primitive Catholicity; in the pure days
of ...
The Basilican arrangement never prevailed in England, and is opposed to our
present rubrics, which imply that when the priest turns to the altar, he turns from
the congregation, so that the Catacumbal type alone is usual. " IV. The several ...
Ecclesiological society, 1865
3
The North-Side of the Altar. A Liturgical Essay
Both sides were partially right, for we find two distinct types of churches oo-
existing from the earliest times, (a) the Catacumbal form, (b) the Basilican. In the
Catacombs the Altar was usually the slab over the tomb of a Martyr, fastened to
the ...
Richard Frederick LITTLEDALE, 1865
4
James Joyce - Roma Y Otras Historias
Podría haber ofrecido también certezas, llamando nuevamente con su memoria
persuasiva a una espiritualidad pobre y catacumbal. In rectefactis saepefastiebat
, recordó Mr. Joyce. De este modo Mr. Joyce se reconoció como el hijo ...
The phrase “weeping and gnashing of teeth” (v. 13) has for Matthew definite
eschatological overtones. Further evidence of the understanding by the early
Christians of these texts as references to a celestial banquet is given by
catacumbal art.
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The North Side of the Table. An Examination of Certain ...
1 With regard to the Catacombs themselves, when used for the purposes of
Christian worship, and to those Churches of “ the Catacumbal form,” such there
were, in which “it was physically impossible,” (to use Dr. Littledale's words) “ for
the ...
Charles John ELLIOT (Vicar of Winkfield.), 1866
The Basilican arrangement never prevailed in England, and is opposed to our
present rubrics, which imply that when the priest turns to the altar he turns from
the congregation, so that the Catacumbal type alone is usual. IV. The several ...
8
Literature as a Response to Cultural and Political ...
... que despertava a empentes i arrops del son catacumbal i sobreposava un filtre
'marxistoide' a l'autor de La Masia.8 The analysis of Arbó's work has been patchy,
to say the least: on the one hand, the identification between language and ...
The swishing and scratching of the twig brooms on the cobblestones only
intensified the underlying catacumbal silence, further reminding him he had
missed even the obsequies of the dying day. No matter how much he wished
otherwise, the ...
10
Skulls and Skeletons: Human Bone Collections and Accumulations
An underground cemetery, esp. one that consists of tunnels and chambers with
hollows in the walls to contain remains. — catacumbal, adj. caudal vertebrae, n.
phr. The fused vertebrae below the sacrum; tailbone. center of ossification, n. phr.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CATACUMBAL»
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The state library of Victoria's card catalogue
In a lumber-room off a catacumbal corridor slumbers the State Library of Victoria's old card catalogue ('catalogue' not 'catalogues': though it fills many cabinets, ... «The Monthly, Aug 11»
