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The Complete Training Course for Altar Guilds
The Mitre A bishop's mitre (from the Latin mitra, meaning 'cap') is the official "hat"
of the bishop worn whenever performing a definitely episcopal act. It is the most
conspicuous of the choir dress of a bishop. The mitre is worn when in procession
...
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The Horned Moses in Medieval Art and Thought
See also Bishop's mitre, horns of Bishop's mitre, horns of: design and style of, 95,
96, 106; Dionysius the Carthusian's interpretation of, 99, 100; Du- randus's
interpretation of, 97-99, 120; Hugh the Chantor's comments on, 100, 101, 122; ...
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Ceremonial for the Use of the Catholic Churches in the ...
The Creed being sung, they rise, the second assistant deacon takes off the
bishop's mitre, and standing, they attend him whilst he says the Ofl'ertory; after. it,
the first assistant deacon puts the mitre on him, takes off his glove from his right
hand, ...
John ENGLAND (R.C., Bishop of Charleston.), 1852
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Introduction to English Syntax
(18) a) the girls are dancing b) the dancing girls ('the girls who are dancing') c)
shoes for dancing d) dancing shoes (19) a) the bishop's mitre ('the mitre of a
particular bishop') b) the bishop's mitre ('the mitre of the kind that bishops wear') c
) the ...
llI 997 My interpretation of balnea as 'the anointing of a priest or bishop in
consecration' follows Voigt (Vg). lll 1000 infula = mitra, the bishop's mitre (Bock,
Geschichte der liturgischen Gewiinder II, pp. 148-86). lll 1006 The word tyara was
used ...
Nivardus, Jill Mann, 1987
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Materials, Methods, and Masterpieces of Medieval Art
For example, in a painting by Conrad Witz of the Presentation of Cardinal de
Mies to Mary, the Cardinal, shown wearing the bishop's mitre, is about to receive
the cardinal's hat, indicating that he is being elevated to a higher position within
the ...
Janetta Rebold Benton, 2009
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Pastoral and Occasional Liturgies: A Ceremonial Guide
The bishop's mitre is worn when entering and leaving the church in procession,
and during other formal processions such as the Palm Sunday or Candlemas
processions, the processions at the Easter Vigil, and those to the baptistry.
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Vested Angels: Eucharistic Allusions in Early Netherlandish ...
Bishop's Mitre: a headdress worn by bishops and abbots as a symbol of their
office. It is made up of two rounded pieces of stiff material coming to a point and
fastened together by cloth. Two lappets, fringed at the ends, hang down the rear.
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Teaching truth by signs and ceremonies
The bishop's mitre has two horns, one before, one behind, pointing up towards
heaven; they tell of the knowledge of God in the two Testaments, the Old and
New; they remind us of the horns with which Moses was crowned when he came
...
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Building & Furnishing of Christ Church Philadelphia
and bishop's mitre seen today shortly after 1787. Of the objects associated with
Christ Church after the Revolution, three chairs are significant. Bishop White
used a tall-backed, Philadelphia, bamboo-turned Windsor chair in the church as
a ...
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... flag will feature the bodyguard's own emblem, the Durham City crest with the addition of crossed halberds and a bishop's mitre. Their name is ... «The Northern Echo, nov 14»
