The four corners of the basin terminated in projections; these "horns" came to be regarded as the altar's holiest part, so that anyone clinging to them was immune from molestation.
The aim of this work was to study the Altar Machine in the Church Mother of Gangi, a little town near Palermo Italyy) regarding the history, the technical manufacture, the constitutive materials and the state of preservation.
Blanton relies heavily on theories regarding hearing and sound and on material culture methods regarding the use of radio technology, healing objects, and the physical bones of knees during prayers and knuckles knocking on altars.
I regard the Yule Tree as the altar hosting the entire season, and as my indoor connection to the frigid, wild outdoors when I least want to weather it.
Mammy I can't see the altar.
Many of them are suspicious of the later incarnations of New Labour, not because it reached an accommodation with wealth and business, but because it seemed to worship at the same altar, to regard the party's core beliefs in redistribution and equality as childish fantasies from a past age.
Brochures, event ephemera, holiday promotions, letter regarding production of altar wines from the Archdiocese of New York to Frank L. Farrell, dealer letters and signage, labels, original order retained.
Frequently, the altar is regarded as the centre or the image of the universe.
In Vedic India the altar was regarded as a microcosm, its parts representing the various parts of the universe and its construction being interpreted as a repetition of the creation of the cosmos.
By the 3rd century ad, however, the table on which the Eucharist was celebrated was regarded as an altar.
