The official rehabilitation of John Chrysostom came about 31 years later, when his relics were brought from Comana to Constantinople and were solemnly received by the then archbishop Proclus and the emperor Theodosius II, son of Arcadius and Eudoxia.
Sunday's performances were dedicated to Mr. Rauschenberg by way of a simple program note; such matter-of-factness is in keeping with Mr. Cunningham's art, which, if solemnly received, is never preciously presented.
While not unexpected, Mr. Helms's announcement was received solemnly by his admirers, who view him as a courageous captain of American conservatism, and cheered by his detractors, who see him as narrow-minded, obstinate and, in some cases, bigoted against minorities and homosexuals.
Several of the soldiers advanced from that to infections -- one lieutenant reported solemnly that he had received a diagnosis of "pneumonia of the stomach".
Caught again in Fairfield in 1766, he received the same punishment "and was solemnly warned... that death would be his punishment on a third Conviction".
At her husband's memorial service, Mrs. Flounders stood in black at the head of the receiving line, solemnly and tenderly thanking all who had come to the church, and asked people to attend a reception at Fraunces Tavern, in the financial district.
She solemnly declares that women should receive equal pay for the same work as men (a position with which no one disagrees).
Louis Berkhof notes that, in his session, Christ is "publicly inaugurated as God-man, and as such receives the government of the Church and of heaven and earth, and enters solemnly upon the actual administration of the power committed to Him".
Or, at least, he'll receive his due: a little drama of exchange between a firm but apologetic policeman and the solemnly tolerant citizen.
After receiving his spotlight, Mr. Honeywell, peering intensely through his wire-rimmed glasses, moves center stage, placing his hands together in mock prayer while wondering aloud solemnly: "What is theater?
"You have to protect what's important," Umenyiora said solemnly.
