Meanings of ancient worship in English

It is here, perhaps, that the ancient worship of the Lingam comes in.

Mr. Stephens thinks it was connected with the ceremonial rites of an ancient worship.

Shall the ancient worship be changed in an hour?

In the Synagogue, situated in the Froggery, they still preserve the faint resemblence of the ancient worship.

Life was the one fount and centre of it all, clad in the gorgeous robes of ancient worship.

The next morning dawned, but no preparations for the ceremonies of the ancient worship appeared at the Capitol.

Our own maypole dances may be instanced as one survival of the ancient worship of the male generative principle.

And this vain, heathenish longing of mine was father to the thought of visiting the scene of the ancient worship.

But at first, so deeply had his soul been dipped in this fragment of ancient worship, he could remember nothing more.

I have endeavoured to show this by their traditions, by their religion, by their ceremonies, which retain so much of the ancient worship.

Dr. Martin and Professors Legge and Douglas all insist that the sacrifices there celebrated are relics of the ancient worship of a supreme God.

A symbol, sacred and inviolable, belonging to some ancient worship that he half remembered in his soul, stirred towards interpretation through all his being.

The most widely disseminated of the ancient worships were those of Isis, Orpheus, Dionusos, Ceres and Mithras.

Did the ancients worship yeast?

"It is very remarkable that no barrow or tumulus exists on the east side, where the sun (the great object of ancient worship) first appears."