TaiwaneseThey are of special interest to Protestants, since they involve not only the reasons for the revolt against Roman Catholicism, but the future relations of these divisions[ix] of Christendom, to each other, and to the Bible TaiwaneseIt is usual to sprinkle children with consecrated water, or
JewelleryFor righteous Noah, along with the other mortals at the deluge, i JewelleryThe latter were purifications and expiations accomplished by special sacrifices JewelleryBut even were it probable he should intend to omit all mention of it in his Apology to the Emperor, it would be impossible to i
Rise%u201CIn like manner he points to the cross of Christ in another prophet, who saith, %u2018And when shall these things be accomplished?%u2019 And the Lord saith, %u2018When a tree shall be bent down, and again arise, and when blood shall flow out of wood.%u2019 Here again you have an intimation
IndiaThe Sacred Nile. IndiaThe same devotion to sun-worship appears in other emperors, toward the close of the third century. IndiaFauchet says: IndiaAs Rome keeps up the remembrance of the fire-god passing through the waters and giving virtue to them, so when it speaks of the %u2018Holy Ghost suffe
TradeAs this period approaches, Brahmins send messengers in every direction to announce when the great day of ablution will take place TradeIt is probable that all these people might intend, by such a rite, to preserve their children from the sorceries and evil charms which witched spirits might emp
environmentA crowd of inferior deities attended in various stations the majesty of the god of Emesa; but his court was still imperfect, till a female of distinguished rank was admitted to his bed environmentYou will see how the ancient Christians used to bathe themselves before going to church after
GemThe herald then took the place of the peristiarch, and continued the lustration by burning incense; for fumigations (περιθει?σει?), constituted another means of purification GemI confess, if Petrarch had witnessed the bathing in the river
InhorgentaThis is the physical Decalogue of the heaven. InhorgentaThen when they had sprinkled the waters poured on their clothes and their heads, they turn their steps to the temple of the sacred goddess, the roof of which was defiled with foul moss, and whose altars were standing without fires.%u2
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