 | 1847 - 806 sider
...placed from one wall to the other; also some figures from ecclesiastical history for the south wall, and others from the Revelation of St. John for the...who entered the church, even if they could not read, whereever they turned their eyes, might have before them the amiable countenance of Christ and his... | |
 | 1888 - 600 sider
...stretched from wall to wall ; also, some figures, from the History of the Evangelists, for the south wall, and others from the Revelation of St. John for the north wall ; BO that every one who entered the church, even if they could not read, wherever they turned their... | |
 | 1893 - 280 sider
...placed from one wall to the other ; also some figures from ecclesiastical history for the south wall, and others from the Revelation of St. John for the north wall ; so that everyone who entered the church, even if they could not read, wherever they turned their eyes, might... | |
 | Albert Stanburrough Cook, Chauncey Brewster Tinker - 1908 - 312 sider
...placed from one Wall to the other ; also some figures from ecclesiastical history for the south wall, and others from the Revelation of St. John for the...read, wherever they turned their eyes, might have i Cf . p. 50. before them the amiable countenance of Christ and his saints, though it were but in a... | |
 | Arthur George Hill - 1908 - 192 sider
...also some figures from ecclesiastical history for the south wall, and others from the Revelation of S. John for the north wall ; so that every one who entered the church, even if they could not read, might have before them the amiable countenance of CHRIST and His saints." It must be remembered that... | |
 | Arthur George Hill - 1908 - 192 sider
...S. John for the north wall ; so that every one who entered the church, even if they could not read, might have before them the amiable countenance of CHRIST and His saints." It must be remembered that the Venerable Bede, the invaluable historian of the British Church, lived... | |
 | 1924 - 136 sider
...placed from one wall to the other; also some figures from ecclesiastical history for the south wall, and others from the Revelation of St. John for the...they turned their eyes, might have before them the lovable countenances of Christ and his saints, though it were but in a picture, and with watchful minds... | |
 | George Gordon Coulton - 1928 - 708 sider
...placed from one wall to the other ; also some figures from ecclesiastical history for the south wall, and others from the Revelation of St. John for the north wall; so that everyone who entered the church, even if they could not read, wherever they turned their eyes, might... | |
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... to adorn the church of St. Peter, which he had built ; namely, a likeness of the Virgin Mary and of the twelve apostles, with which he intended to adorn the central nave, on boarding placed from one Wall to the other ; also some figures from ecclesiastical... 
