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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «COENACLE»
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History and art already began to take precedence of philosophy. At the same time
M. Cousin became a man of business, influence, and politics. He was named
director of the Ecole Normale; and from this coenacle for a period of more than
ten ...
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Gentle Skeptic: Or, Essays and Conversations of a Country ...
... and handmaids of God, that is, upon the 120 names of those that believe, in the
coenacle of Sion ; which 120, increasing gradually and by addition from one to
fifteen, make up that number of 15 graduals 1 mystically contained in the Psalter.
Clarence Augustus Walworth, 1863
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... CARTOUCHe CASCHROM CATHODIC CECROPIN CERCOPID CHALONIC
CHATCHKA CHIASTIC CHOICELY CICERONE CICUTINE CLACKBOX+
CLEARCUT COACTION COCKBILL COCKSPUR COENACLE COLUMBIC
CONCHATE ...
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The Irish Ecclesiastical Record
... should be erected at the expense of the Congress, on the altar of the Blessed
Sacrament, in the Church of the Holy Saviour, chosen in place of the Sacred
Coenacle,2 to gain the privileges and indulgences of the three altars it enclosed.
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Crossing many bridges: memoirs of a pharmacist in Poland, ...
On a trip to Mount Zion, we saw the Church of Dormition and its monastery, then
the Coenacle, or Upper Chamber, a Gothic room built on the site of Christ's Last
Supper with his disciples, and the Tomb of David. Lacking transportation of any ...
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The Blessed Virgin in the Fathers of the First Six Centuries
My Son, to whom I ' “ O happy place . . . wherein (that is, in the Coenacle) by that
blessed Hand the Bread was broken. In thee the grape that sprung from Mary,
was pressed in the Chalice of salvation.” S. Ephrem, Hymn III. On the Crucifixion
...
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Essays, Lectures, Addresses, Sermons, and Miscellaneous and ...
How sublime the scene — in that upper room — that coenacle of Jerusalem. It
was like the felicitations of a little household, on the eve of a final separation —
like the evening song of birds, assembled on the bough of a high tree, each to
seek ...
... ACCEIKST ACCEILLR ACCEILLU ACCEILLV ACCEILNS ACCEILNT
ACCEILNY ACCEILOS ACCEILRV ACCEILTY ACCEIHNO ACCEIHRS
ACCEINOT MacNeice necklace coenacle canceler clarence cenacles coalesce
calcrete nascence ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
A watch was set and when the little group from the bazaar passed the coenacle,
several of the disciples joined them. Mary of Bethany did not fear the darkness
nor the spirits of the night. Her whole thought was centered on the dead body of ...
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The Life of Jesus Christ and Biblical Revelations
In the side halls of the Coenacle here and there were built inclined couches,
upon which lay heavy coverlets rolled together. These were the sleeping places.
Fine cellars extended under the whole building. The resting place of the Ark of
the ...
Catherine Emmerich, Anne Catherine Emmerich, Carl E. Schmoger, 2004
