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Значения термина ecclesiastical vestment на английском
Значения для термина "ecclesiastical vestment" отсутствуют.
Использование термина ecclesiastical vestment на английском
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The whole looked like some very severe ecclesiasticalvestment.
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It was some portion of an ecclesiasticalvestment-yellowsatin wrought with an elaborate design of silver and gold.
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Fuller tells of the use of a pall as an ecclesiasticalvestment, remarking tersely: "It is made up of lamb's wool and superstition."
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Amy prayed he'd stumble over his ecclesiasticalvestments, but he maintained his poise.
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From this glittering array one passed, without transition, into the sombre depot of ecclesiasticalvestments.
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I allowed myself to be stripped of my ecclesiasticalvestments, and was put into a scent bath.
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The reason why men have a liking for formal liturgies, stately ceremonies, and ecclesiasticalvestments is because of environment.
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Certain liturgical forms are used, and in the main deaconesses are employed in preparing ecclesiasticalvestments and embroideries for church adornment.
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He had a special passion, also, for ecclesiasticalvestments, as indeed he had for everything connected with the service of the Church.
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In a back room, on the first floor, two or three lots of old silk, ecclesiasticalvestments, were lying in a corner.
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None ever loved better the play of light upon jewels and satin and armor, the rich effectiveness of Oriental stuffs and ecclesiasticalvestments.
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Besides this we saw, much against our will, a great many ecclesiasticalvestments of silk and damask richly wrought in gold and silver.
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They struck me as most excellent, earnest women, and they delighted in exhibiting all their treasures, including the ecclesiasticalvestments and their Church plate.
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Ecclesiasticalvestments were often trimmed with heavy gold fringe, knotted "fretty wise," and the embroideries were further enriched with jewels and small plaques of enamel.