sacred history

To the sacred history of the world, he has the same key.

He also painted small pictures of subjects from sacred history.

He is worth much more than that: every man is a sacred history.

The first and larger cycle focuses on the dimension of sacred history.

Four scenes chosen from sacred history were reproduced on the sides.

Some of his chief pictures, taken from sacred history, are of large dimensions.

"It is sacred history of the unfolding divine action in human life?

The movement's once sacred history has been reopened to increasingly bold and brutal scrutiny.

We are facing the greatest prodigium of all human and sacred history, which you still can nicht understand!

In 1998 the two groups finally agreed to preserve the cemetery for religious, cultural and other uses appropriate to its sacred history and use.

The musical selections (settings of scenes from sacred history) were called oratorios.

Together they narrate the sacred history of the world, from its creation down to the last days of humanity.

He also wrote a Ukrainian "Sacred History" for elementary schools.

Our sacred history is engraved upon their facets, although no one but a tanjian monk can see the writing.

Here, for the first time, a key event of sacred history is depicted as a domestic event squeezed in between breakfast and lunch.

His Historia Scholastica is a kind of sacred history composed for students.

Built in 1561 through to 1566, the Astronomical Clock is considered to be a real treasure of both art history and sacred history.

Painted ædicules frame figures from sacred history in initial letters of Illuminated manuscripts.

"Initiation recapitulates the sacred history of the world.

Only quoted fragments remain from Euhemerus' main work, Sacred History.

In addition, the Yanagi setting, intimate, with subdued lighting, nicely evokes their sacred history.

(31) This image of the world as merely a mirror of what is in heaven or sacred history could be used for comic effect.

He painted landscapes at the commencement of his artistic career, but confined himself in after life to sacred history and portraiture.

All that we call sacred history attests that the birth of a poet is the principal event in chronology.

Christians had a sacred history: in the fourth century they acquired a sacred geography which was its spatial reflection.