10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OSTENSORIUM»
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In the cemetery, the ostensorium, also known as a monstrance, will mark the
grave of a member of the clergy. This medieval device is an altar vessel of the
Eucharist. The ostensory comes in a number of designs, but the most common
design ...
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Ritual and the Rood: Liturgical Images and the Old English ...
When in September they finally returned the despoiled reliquary, on the front the
bare wood together with the relic was exposed within the ostensorium. A silver
plaque records the looting and restitution of the reliquary: previously attached to ...
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Weale's Quarterly Papers on Architecture
Tomaso Politi, silversmith ; " Size and weight of the golden ostensorium with
pedestal, of silver gilt, shewn in the drawing No. 75 P- 225 ; " No. 75 The
ostensorium of gold is 2^ pmi. high, weight about 20 lbs. ; the pedestal on which
the said ...
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The Irish Ecclesiastical Record
33, 35, et 37), “ celebrans. nihil addens, ascendit ad altare, genuflectit, et sine
alterius ministerio accipit velatis manibus, ut prius, tabernarculum. vertens se ad
populum... benedicituq et gyrum perficiens, ostensorium collocat super altare.
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Stories in Stone New York: A Field Guide to New York City ...
In the cemetery, the ostensorium, also known as a monstrance, will mark the
grave of a member of the clergy. Ostensoria have an opening in the middle that
houses a Consecrated Host. Ostensorium, Calvary Cemetery, Woodside ALPHA
...
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Proceedings of the ... Annual Meeting of the State ...
It was Perrot who built some of the earliest fur-trading posts in the Northwest,
during the last third of the seventeenth century, and who presented to the Jesuit
mission at Green Bay (in 1686) that famous silver ostensorium or soleil for
displaying ...
State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Meeting, 1822
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Prague: The Crown of Bohemia, 1347-1437
Made about I 380 and probably identical with one “monstrancia cum crystallo et
reliquiis B. Catharinae” mentioned in an inventory of 1420, this ostensorium
contains a relic of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, virgin and martyr, who was ...
Barbara Drake Boehm, Jiří Fajt, Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.), 2005
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Mary at the Foot of the Cross, VI: Marian Coredemption in ...
And that ostensorium, made from the fiber of the heart of a woman, is Mary.130 In
this ostensorium – and in it only – can one contemplate and adore the
Sacramental God, now and in eternity. Amen. Mary and the eucharist in st. Louis
de ...
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Gothic and Renaissance Art in Nuremberg, 1300-1550
for the vessel, making it possible to carry it in processions, and a richly articulated
architectural superstructure, in the center of which is the ostensorium in which the
consecrated Host is displayed. Some twenty such monstrances made in ...
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The Magazine of American History with Notes and Queries
It is a silver ostensorium, or vessel in which the sacred wafer is exhibited to the
people at mass in the Roman Catholic church. It is fifteen inches high and
elaborately wrought. This ostensorium was, as appears from an inscription on its
base, ...
John Austin Stevens, Benjamin Franklin DeCosta, Henry Phelps Johnston, 1889
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OSTENSORIUM»
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ostensorium is used in the context of the following news items.
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Museum Director Beth Lemke highlights Perrot's Ostensorium, a religious artifact gifted to missionaries in 1886. It is the oldest surviving artifact ... «Fox11online.com, Oct 14»
Exquisite glass from Venice, via Corning Museum, in Fairfield
In 2011, Seguso created a monstrance (also known as ostensorium, a Mass vessel used to display a consecrated Eucharistic host) for Pope ... «CT Post, Apr 14»
