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Worldly priests and nuns listening to a Sermon. From John Foxe Actes and Monuments (the book Martyrs) 1576 Stock Photo
RMHHG5TE–Worldly priests and nuns listening to a Sermon. From John Foxe Actes and Monuments (the book Martyrs) 1576
No. 329 Calander Broeders or Brothers of Marie B [...] / consisted of 2 canoniks or priests and 18 worldly people Stock Photo
RM2JWC55B–No. 329 Calander Broeders or Brothers of Marie B [...] / consisted of 2 canoniks or priests and 18 worldly people
(Whole folio) Top left corner : Nuns. Bottom right corner : a scene representing worldly and claustral abuses [abusiones seculi]. Two monks, a Dominican with a spear, and a Benedictine with hawk, mounted on horses, hunting. Omne Bonum. England (London); 1360-1375. Source: Royal 6 E. VI, f.27. Language: Latin. Stock Photo
RMR5FW1X–(Whole folio) Top left corner : Nuns. Bottom right corner : a scene representing worldly and claustral abuses [abusiones seculi]. Two monks, a Dominican with a spear, and a Benedictine with hawk, mounted on horses, hunting. Omne Bonum. England (London); 1360-1375. Source: Royal 6 E. VI, f.27. Language: Latin.
Bracelet 15th–19th century Yoruba peoples, Ijebu group As early as the fifteenth century, the Yoruba kingdom of Ijebu was a major brass-casting center that cast metalworks for a wide range of courtly and religious contexts. Bracelets like this one were created for elites such as rulers and priests as well as members of the Osugbo society. Male and female Osugbo officials were charged with a judiciary role and regulated chiefly succession. While many such items of worldly finery accompanied their owners to the grave, others were cherished heirlooms passed down to successive generations.The styl Stock Photo
RM2HJ0JAF–Bracelet 15th–19th century Yoruba peoples, Ijebu group As early as the fifteenth century, the Yoruba kingdom of Ijebu was a major brass-casting center that cast metalworks for a wide range of courtly and religious contexts. Bracelets like this one were created for elites such as rulers and priests as well as members of the Osugbo society. Male and female Osugbo officials were charged with a judiciary role and regulated chiefly succession. While many such items of worldly finery accompanied their owners to the grave, others were cherished heirlooms passed down to successive generations.The styl
Expeditions organized or participated in by the Smithsonian Institution.. . of four days andnights, to ])rav for rains, ol)serving strict fasts, taking only meal-bread, and drinking popcorn water. Here it is that the rain gods arespecially invoked. The rain ])riests do not ])ra with their lips—•hearts s])eak to hearts. While the priests ])ractice deceptions tipon<thc peo|)le and even delude themsel-es. when they leave their retreat. NO. 8 SMITHSONIAN EXPLORATIONS. I913 79 it is evident from their expressions that their minds and Ixxlies haveheen elevated aljove worldly thous^hts. henc Stock Photo
RM2AKMGNA–Expeditions organized or participated in by the Smithsonian Institution.. . of four days andnights, to ])rav for rains, ol)serving strict fasts, taking only meal-bread, and drinking popcorn water. Here it is that the rain gods arespecially invoked. The rain ])riests do not ])ra with their lips—•hearts s])eak to hearts. While the priests ])ractice deceptions tipon<thc peo|)le and even delude themsel-es. when they leave their retreat. NO. 8 SMITHSONIAN EXPLORATIONS. I913 79 it is evident from their expressions that their minds and Ixxlies haveheen elevated aljove worldly thous^hts. henc
The Calling of Saint Anthony. This many-sided composition represents the moment when the wealthy Anthony, standing at right, answers the priest’s call during his sermon to give away all his worldly possessions. In the right background Anthony is distributing bread to the poor. The lifelike fly on the white cap of the woman at front is an illusionistic joke by the painter. Stock Photo
RM2FYXTDN–The Calling of Saint Anthony. This many-sided composition represents the moment when the wealthy Anthony, standing at right, answers the priest’s call during his sermon to give away all his worldly possessions. In the right background Anthony is distributing bread to the poor. The lifelike fly on the white cap of the woman at front is an illusionistic joke by the painter.
Tow truck team prepares to remove illegally parked car from the road near the legendary St Andrews church in Kiev, on the top of St Andrew Hill Stock Photo
RM2JEMYM5–Tow truck team prepares to remove illegally parked car from the road near the legendary St Andrews church in Kiev, on the top of St Andrew Hill
Three full-length figures of a knight with polearm, a king with sceptre and an archbishop with cross-staff, each of whom holds scrolls containing verses of text. The image with f.2, represent the futility of worldly achivements in the face of death. The figures in f.1v represent the highest ranks in society. . Vado Mori. N. England; circa 1420-1430. Source: Cotton Faustina B. VI, pt. 2, f.1v. Language: English. Stock Photo
RMR52YYG–Three full-length figures of a knight with polearm, a king with sceptre and an archbishop with cross-staff, each of whom holds scrolls containing verses of text. The image with f.2, represent the futility of worldly achivements in the face of death. The figures in f.1v represent the highest ranks in society. . Vado Mori. N. England; circa 1420-1430. Source: Cotton Faustina B. VI, pt. 2, f.1v. Language: English.
. The Mythology of all races .. . ETHICS AND CULT 191. Fig. 197. The King OfferingIncense and Keeping aMeat-Offering Warm was in the immediate vicinity, or as his resting-place. Themural decorations of these sanctuaries are also unusual anddepict very worldly scenes. The priests were divided into vari-ous classes :^^ some officiated regularly,while others had secular employmentand came to the temple only fromtime to time, the so-called priests forhours; or their priesthood was purelynominal, as in the case of many nobles.In the earlier period the priesthoodand the laity were not distinctly sep Stock Photo
RM2CGGJ1B–. The Mythology of all races .. . ETHICS AND CULT 191. Fig. 197. The King OfferingIncense and Keeping aMeat-Offering Warm was in the immediate vicinity, or as his resting-place. Themural decorations of these sanctuaries are also unusual anddepict very worldly scenes. The priests were divided into vari-ous classes :^^ some officiated regularly,while others had secular employmentand came to the temple only fromtime to time, the so-called priests forhours; or their priesthood was purelynominal, as in the case of many nobles.In the earlier period the priesthoodand the laity were not distinctly sep