The vicar also had to go to Reculver "in procession" with his assistant priest and his parishioners every year on Whit Monday – the eighth day after Easter – as well as being present at Reculver for the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, the patron saint of Reculver, on 8 September.
If the flag is carried in procession with other flags, it must be at the head of the marching procession, or if carried with a row of flags in line abreast, it must be carried to the marching right of the procession.
Sometimes men walk in the processions with heads hidden and collars bloodied, all part of a pageant dating from the 9th or 10th century.
And then, of course, the bones were taken across the city in these processions, with chanting priests, to a quarry on the other side of the river.
She was to be given the title of assistant professor, and Harvard placed three qualifications on her appointment: Dr. Hamilton was not to use the Faculty Club; she would not be permitted to march in commencement processions with the rest of the faculty; and she would never be given football tickets, a "perk" available to the rest of the faculty.
Those figures, known as pharmakoi (singular pharmakós, feminine pharmakis), were draped with figs, fed, led in procession through the city, whipped with vegetation (so as to transfer impurity to them), and driven out.
At Christmastime, council members would ride through town on tow trucks, tossing candy to children in processions that would often end with toy give-aways at El Potrero — which would sometimes host events such as G-string contests at night.
Throughout Iran, his death is re-enacted in melancholy plays and in processions featuring men who whip themselves with chains.
The festival arts drew heavily on northern pagan themes, and the impulse that gave rise to pre-Lenten carnival celebrations in the south was likely to find expression rather in municipal and occupational processions with comic giant figures drawn through the streets.
In one frieze, the emperor appears in a procession with priests, loyal aides and family members.
