piece of the true cross造句

• There is a piece of the True Cross in the altar.
• They are pieces of the true cross, even in the cynical era in which we live.
• Xeropotamou houses numerous relics, the most prominent being the largest extant piece of the True Cross.
• In addition, the use of pieces of the True Cross is often mentioned in military parades.
• Behind it there are two pieces of the true cross on red velvet, enclosed as relics.
• She also believed she had found a piece of the true cross in a cave near that site.
• As the box is made of wood, a piece of the True Cross would have been especially appropriate.
• Enough pieces of the True Cross were sold to naive pilgrims during the Middle Ages to build a forest of oak trees.
• Among these gifts was reputed to be a piece of the true cross, a true treasure for the devout Saxon king.
• The importance of relics in the Byzantine world can be seen from the veneration given to the pieces of the True Cross.
• The veneration of the True Cross, and the use of pieces of the True Cross as relics, begins at this time.
• In the Chapel of the Reliquary ( ) is a gold crucifix, dated 874, containing an alleged piece of the True Cross.
• According to legend, the Habsburg dynasty owned a piece of the True Cross on which Emperor Leopold I, after Ferdinand s 1657 death.
• The vanguard was led by Bishop of Evora, carried a piece of the True Cross, lent by Pope Eugenius IV for the occasion.
• What happens if pieces of the True Cross are placed within the Holy Grail ? talk ) 01 : 39, 23 December 2010 ( UTC)
• Is a painting, like a piece of the true cross, valuable only because of it the former _ otherwise why the huge prices for originals?
• It hosts relics of the Twelve Apostles, a piece of the True Cross, the burial of St . Severa, and numerous other objects of veneration.
• Hamis also captured a number of relics that Emperor Iyasu had brought with him, which included an icon of Christ and a piece of the True Cross.
• It is also possible that this cross held a piece of the True Cross, which was said to have been discovered in Jerusalem during Constantine's reign.
• Aretsky began riffing on the infinite varieties of fan adoration, contending that if individual players were saints, their attributes could be revered like pieces of the true cross.