Genoa the Superb the City of Columbus By Virginia W Johnson
Genoa the Superb the City of Columbus By Virginia W Johnson
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To the north is a hill called . Mount Calvary, or Golgotha, and below is the Church of the Resurrection, containing in a quadrate chapel the Sepulchre. On the other side of the slope of Mount Moriah is a plain where the Hebrews twice built their temple, and the Mahometans erected their mosque, converted by the victorious crusaders into a church, under the title of Sanctuary of Our Lord. The procession had finished praying, and de- scended the mount with slow steps, when the patriarch, who prece...ded the rest, saw a spark of flame scintillate in a little window of the chapel. The prelate hastened across the val- ley, climbed the high mountain, opened the sanctuary, recog- nized the prodigy, and, lighting the blessed candle, showed it to the multitude. The crusaders arrived. Candles were illu- minated, one after the other, until the vast basilica glowed with splendor; the hymn of thanksgiving was intoned, and the Mass of the Resurrection celebrated on the spot, and almost at the same hour when the innocent victim actually arose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the north is a hill called . Mount Calvary, or Golgotha, and below is the Church of the Resurrection, containing in a quadrate chapel the Sepulchre. On the other side of the slope of Mount Moriah is a plain where the Hebrews twice built their temple, and the Mahometans erected their mosque, converted by the victorious crusaders into a church, under the title of Sanctuary of Our Lord. The procession had finished praying, and de- scended the mount with slow steps, when the patriarch, who prece...ded the rest, saw a spark of flame scintillate in a little window of the chapel. The prelate hastened across the val- ley, climbed the high mountain, opened the sanctuary, recog- nized the prodigy, and, lighting the blessed candle, showed it to the multitude. The crusaders arrived. Candles were illu- minated, one after the other, until the vast basilica glowed with splendor; the hymn of thanksgiving was intoned, and the Mass of the Resurrection celebrated on the spot, and almost at the same hour when the innocent victim actually arose.
What to read after Genoa the Superb the City of Columbus By Virginia W Johnson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia W Virginia Wales Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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