altar stone

They stood then, and Michael went forward to kiss the altar stone.

An altar stone was known to exist here into the 19th century.

This was brought to the altar stone in the centre of the platform.

He wondered what was going to happen to the altar stones, to the god's home, and to the god himself.

"If you are truly willing, then offer yourself upon the altar stone."

You'll have to take it on the altar stone, honey.

Her blood would still flow over the cold altar stone and down into the waiting earth beneath.

It is the third such altar stone found at Cancuén.

In addition to this there were two fireplaces and a large altar stone.

His hands were on the altar stone and his face turned to the sky.

Leaning back against the altar stone, I tried to view what lay outside that silver square.

At the far side of the sunken chamber Jennifer saw a great black altar stone.

Twoflower took the knife and hurried up to the altar stone.

Before it lay a lower block of snow, like the altar stone at Stonehenge.

The most outstanding feature of the church is the mensa, or altar stone.

Suddenly, he grinned, and clambered up atop the altar stone.

"Be still, Carausius," she said softly, moving to the other side of the altar stone.

We have but to replace the altar stones and seal the new planking.

Rocks containing the names of the parishioners in 2007 were placed under the altar stone.

A Roman altar stone, taken from the 17th century church is built inside the porch of the present church.

They dragged it up the steps and buried it under the altar stone.

The Dominican church had been deconsecrated and abandoned, its altar stone removed.

Then, side by side, they stepped into the circle and approached the altar stone.

I saw again the bloodied altar stone, fresh red flowing over the old, dark stains.

A low altar stone may be seen against the eastern wall, and stone seats line the walls.