The Seven Great Hymns of the Mediaeval Church
The Seven Great Hymns of the Mediaeval Church
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2d Edition.
42 "The Celejiial Country.
6 " It is not without a deep myftical meaning that thefe ftones are feledled by the poet.
*'The twelve foundation ftones of the Apocalypfe gave rife, as might be expefted, to an infinite variety of myftical interpre- tations. 'Jafper, ' fays the comment of Marbodus, 'isthe^'firft foundation of the Church of God, and is of a green color. ' 'It fignifies thofe who always hold the Faith of God and never depart from it, cr wither, but are always flouriftiing t...herein, and fear not the afTaults of the devil. ' 'The emerald is exceeding green, furpafling all gems and herbs in greennefs. ' ' By the emerald we underftand thofe who excel others in the vigor of their faith, and dwell among infidels who be frigid and arid in their love. ' 'The fardius, which is wholly red, fignifies the martyrs who pour forth their blood for Christ. ' 'The topaz is rare, and therefore pre- cious. It has two colors, one like gold, the other clearer. In clearnefs it furpaffes all gems, and nothing is more beautiful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2d Edition.
42 "The Celejiial Country.
6 " It is not without a deep myftical meaning that thefe ftones are feledled by the poet.
*'The twelve foundation ftones of the Apocalypfe gave rife, as might be expefted, to an infinite variety of myftical interpre- tations. 'Jafper, ' fays the comment of Marbodus, 'isthe^'firft foundation of the Church of God, and is of a green color. ' 'It fignifies thofe who always hold the Faith of God and never depart from it, cr wither, but are always flouriftiing t...herein, and fear not the afTaults of the devil. ' 'The emerald is exceeding green, furpafling all gems and herbs in greennefs. ' ' By the emerald we underftand thofe who excel others in the vigor of their faith, and dwell among infidels who be frigid and arid in their love. ' 'The fardius, which is wholly red, fignifies the martyrs who pour forth their blood for Christ. ' 'The topaz is rare, and therefore pre- cious. It has two colors, one like gold, the other clearer. In clearnefs it furpaffes all gems, and nothing is more beautiful.
What to read after The Seven Great Hymns of the Mediaeval Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Cooper Nott to read onlineMoreLess
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