10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIBATORY»
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1
A catalogue of the most magnificent collection of Greek ...
4 A small Libatory Vessel, ornamented with Ivy ; the foot wanting when found. i A
votive Cup, similar to No. 3, but the handles were more inclined upwards : one
handle wanting. G Two Lamps of terra-cotta, with black varnish ; shewing the
state ...
2
On Ancient Hindu Astronomy and Chronology
“For there are four measures of time, and I shall propound them in the ' The
libatory (savana), the solar, the lunar, and the sidereal (nakshatra), these are the
four measures, by them the lustrum (yuga) is divided. ' The measure consisting of
day ...
Friedrich Max MUELLER (Right Hon.),
1862
3
On Ancient Hindu Astronomy and Chronology
4 The libatory (savana), the solar, the lunar, and the sidereal (ndkshatra), these
are the four measures, by them the lustrum (yuga) is divided. ' The measure
consisting of day and night is called the vulgar and the libatory (savana) f; and ...
Friedrich Max Müller,
1862
4
Temples and Temple-service in Ancient Israel: An Inquiry ...
There are signs that, originally, there was also a drink-offering on the table to
correspond to the human need for drink. This is clear from the fact that some at
least of the table utensils are actually regarded as libatory vessels. Thus, the
function ...
5
The Numismatic Chronicle
In reality, KYMIAAION means a "small vase," and ^tvfia5 means a vase to pour
from, a libatory vase, which answers completely to the shape seen upon the
currency of Cyme. I consequently regard the vas monotum of the Cymaean coins
as an ...
6
Travels in various countries of Europe, Asia and Africa. 3. ed
I. iii.) ' Sanguinis et sacri pateras;' — which he understands of the vie times, as
Servius." Fig. 1. A Libatory Vessel, four inches in height, painted with dark stripes
upon a yellow ground ; perhaps for containing oil. It has no orifice above the neck
...
Edward-Daniel Clarke,
1814
7
The Remains of the Late Viscount Royston, with a Memoir of ...
Philip YORKE (Viscount Royston.) Pour they those floods of libatory wine? Red to
the winds shall flow her fated blood ! What! though enwombed within the sacred
shrine 220 Of her chaste body pant the Dragon boy, Whom stern arbitrement of ...
Philip YORKE (Viscount Royston.),
1838
8
Travels in Various Countries of Europe, Asia and Africa: ...
Sanguinis et sacri pateras ;' which he understands of the victimes, as Servius."
Fig. 2. A Libatory Vessel, four inches in height, painted with dark stripes upon a
yellow ground ; perhaps for containing oil. It hus no orifice above the neck : the
only ...
Edward Daniel Clarke,
1817
9
The Numismatic Chronicle and Journal of the Royal Numismatic ...
In reality, KYMIAAION means a "small vase," and ^ev/ia5 means a vase to pour
from, a libatory vase, which answers completely to the shape seen upon the
currency of Cyme. I consequently regard the vas monotum of the Cymaean coins
as ...
10
Inculturation and the Mission of the Church in Africa: ...
In the absence of clear directives some Akan Christians use the libatory form of
prayer on occasions and others do not. As we have clearly demonstrated in this
paper, prayer is the life blood of the cultural life-cycle of the Akan. Even when the
...
Catholic Institute of West Africa. Theology Week, Joseph Brookman-Amissah,
1992
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LIBATORY»
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GARETH WATKINS' ANNUAL WELSH PILGRIMAGE TO KENT
After a quick "wash and brush up" and a lovely bar meal we were ready to greet our Kentish friends for a libatory session in the bar of the hotel. At around 7.30 ... «Elimar Pigeon Services, Nov 13»