The Brethren of the Cross : a Dramatic Poem
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— • Bakon.
And flesh and bone the rest of it ?
Cavaliee.
Of course !
Gilded in front, and silver'd o'er behind — ^ ^ The Head vas differently described by various deponents.
Some said it was of metal, others that it was a sort of mummy- head covered with a dried human skin, adorned with gold and silver, having carbuncle eyes, having a beard, having two beards, one before and one behind, that it was a face painted on a piece of wood, and so forth, according as the recipiendaries saw it. It pro- ...bably varied in the different Preceptories, and the Chief Preceptory had a Chief Idol which was only produced on important occasions and great festivals. The notion of the idols arose probably from the dualistic conception of a Higher and a Lower God, and represented the Lower God, author of matter, and sender of treasure and good sc. i.] brethren of the cross. 85 Maeqtjis.
Then did they really worship it ?
Catalieb.
No doubt.' The Master when the Chapter met produced it Out of his pocket — ViSCOTJNT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— • Bakon.
And flesh and bone the rest of it ?
Cavaliee.
Of course !
Gilded in front, and silver'd o'er behind — ^ ^ The Head vas differently described by various deponents.
Some said it was of metal, others that it was a sort of mummy- head covered with a dried human skin, adorned with gold and silver, having carbuncle eyes, having a beard, having two beards, one before and one behind, that it was a face painted on a piece of wood, and so forth, according as the recipiendaries saw it. It pro- ...bably varied in the different Preceptories, and the Chief Preceptory had a Chief Idol which was only produced on important occasions and great festivals. The notion of the idols arose probably from the dualistic conception of a Higher and a Lower God, and represented the Lower God, author of matter, and sender of treasure and good sc. i.] brethren of the cross. 85 Maeqtjis.
Then did they really worship it ?
Catalieb.
No doubt.' The Master when the Chapter met produced it Out of his pocket — ViSCOTJNT.
What to read after The Brethren of the Cross : a Dramatic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Werner, Friedrich Ludwig Zacharias, 1768-1823 to read onlineMoreLess
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