ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CIBORIUM
From Medieval Latin, from Latin: drinking cup, from Greek kibōrion cup-shaped seed vessel of the Egyptian lotus, hence, a cup.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CIBORIUM»
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ciborium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ciborium and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Grove Encyclopedia of Decorative Arts
Ciborium, alabaster (Volterra, Muscn Dioccsano di Arte Sacra) equipped with
conical feet, which made them more convenient to handle. This type of footed pyx
, often called a ciborium, is represented bv two related English examples (c.
2
The Grove Encyclopedia of Medieval Art and Architecture
In Spain and Portugal, this basic type of ciborium acquired an exuberant
decorative structure (e.g. c. 1530, London, V&A). F. X. Kraus: Die Kunst des
Mittelalters, der Renaissance und der Neuzeit (1897–1908), II/i of Geschichte der
christlichen ...
3
Giammaria Mosca Called Padovano: A Renaissance Sculptor in ...
Meanwhile, on 7 October 1556, Padovano received 10 zloties due him for work
on the ciborium. The money had come from the rings donated by Wincenty to the
confratemity. The 10 zloties were taken by Girolamo Canavesi, Padovano's socio,
...
Anne Markham Schulz, 2010
4
Glossary of ecclesiastical ornament and costume... a secon ...
74 Ciborium. within it the Mysteries and Sacraments of the New Law, celebrated
at the Holy Altar, by priests of the Church, and indeed, from the ancient form of
consecration of such ciboria, we may gather this analogy between them and the ...
5
Glossary of Ecclesiastical Ornament and Costume. With ...
Stephen Borgia, in his work, " De Cruce Veliterna," tells us that " this cross is kept
in a marble ciborium, resting on four columns, which stands on the principal altar
of the Church of St. Clement, at Veletri ; a church which, though not cruciform, ...
6
Glossary of Ecclesiastical Ornament and Costume
19), describing the ancient rite of blessing a ciborium, seems to say, that the
ciborium not only covered the altar, but also the bodies of the Saints, beneath the
altar : — " We beseech Thine ineffable Clemency, that this covering of thine Holy
...
Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, 1868
7
The Rome of Pope Paschal I: Papal Power, Urban Renovation, ...
ciborium over the altar at S. Prassede was apparently made of ancient red
marble columns, the same columns reused in both the sixteenth- and the
eighteenth-century ciboria, and thus co-ordinated with the dark-red marble of the
stairs, the ...
8
Ceremonies of The Young Rite:
At this point it is customary for the celebrant to take from the tabernacle the
ciborium containing the reserved Hosts, provided enough have not been
consecrated at the Eucharist to communicate the people. When a large
congregation is ...
9
Rethinking the High Renaissance: The Culture of the Visual ...
A Michelangelo plan of the choir of S. Lorenzo in the Casa Buonarroti datable to
early 1526 that shows the altar ciborium and the papal tombs on the side walls
provides an idea of what Clement seems to have desired.60 At the end of
October ...
10
Medieval Monuments at the Cloisters as They Were and as They are
The Ciborium from Santo Stefano THE CIBORIUM in the Romanesque chapel
comes from the church of Santo Stefano near Fiano Romano in the Capenate
hills about twenty—four miles north of Rome. The reasonable assumption that
Santo ...
Cloisters (Museum), Katherine Serrell Rorimer, 1972
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CIBORIUM»
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ciborium is used in the context of the following news items.
Holy Rosary Catholic Church a mainstay for nearly 125 years in …
The ciborium was the first to be carried out, followed by a statue of St. Joseph,” Bongino wrote in his history. A new brick church was built and ... «Kansas City Star, Jul 15»
Learning about the sacraments
... May 16 wedding to Eddie Bartlett and allowed some of them to participate in the ceremony by carrying the ciborium, or chalice, to the altar. «Simi Valley Acorn, Jun 15»
Celebrations as Muff priest is ordained
Fr O'Donnell was presented with a chalice and paten from the parish and also with a ciborium by his family, which were to be included in last ... «Derry Journal, Jun 15»
Overcoming obstacles to fulfill their faith
... May 16 wedding to Eddie Bartlett and allowed some of them to participate in the ceremony by carrying the ciborium, or chalice, to the alter. «Moorpark Acorn, Jun 15»
Faith in our special needs children
... May 16 wedding to Eddie Bartlett and allowed some of them to participate in the ceremony by carrying the ciborium, or chalice, to the alter. «Agoura Hills Acorn, Jun 15»
3D technology takes pilgrims 'back in time' to Medieval Church
... the relocation of the ambo to its original place, as well as the modulation of the Iconostasis, the choir and the ciborium,” Prosperi explained. «Patheos, Jun 15»
Suffolk man charged with burglary
Two plastic bags were recovered from the interior side of the window, containing a gold ciborium cup and bowl. Subsequent investigation ... «liherald.com, Jun 15»
Bandits rob St Peter church again
“Our major loss would have been our tabernacle which has reserved sacraments kept in a ciborium. The ciborium would have had some cost to ... «Barbados Today, Jun 15»
Kingston Church Broken Into, Vandalized
But what ticks Fr. John off the most, he said, is that the thief or thieves also stole the church's ciborium. That's a sacred metal box worth about ... «wnep.com, May 15»
Five seminarians for Philadelphia become acolytes
Matthew Brody receives a ciborium, a vessel containing the Eucharist for distribution, during the institution rite. Brian Connelly. Manuel Flores. «CatholicPhilly.com, May 15»
