- holy
water when shaken,
while others must
periodically be
dipped in an
aspersorium (holy
water bucket,
known to art
historians as a situla). An aspergillum...
- Strandbeests; 2016-2019
Aurum — "Weak wind" Strandbeests; 2013-2015
Aspersorium — Tail-wagging Strandbeests; 2012-2013
Suicideem — "Suicidal" Strandbeests;...
- the two arms of the
Cross there were two
Angels each with a
crystal aspersorium in his hand, in
which they
gathered up the
blood of the
Martyrs and with...
- held in the
right hand,
while an
acolyte holds a pail, also
called aspersorium or situla. This
reference lends a
striking significance to the M**** as...
- "aspergill" or
aspergillum is a
brush or
branch used to
sprinkle the water. An
aspersorium is the
vessel which holds the holy
water and into
which the aspergillum...
-
Elaborate early medieval situlae,
sometimes called aspersoria (singular:
aspersorium), were
Christian liturgical objects used to hold holy water, also usually...
- the two arms of the
Cross there were two
Angels each with a
crystal aspersorium in his hand, in
which they
gathered up the
blood of the
Martyrs and with...
- (called an aspergillum,
while the
container it is
dipped into is
called an
aspersorium), and
sprinkles the
clergy and people,
preferably walking through the...
-
following manner:
first the
thurifer carrying his
thurible and boat (or the
aspersorium if the
Asperges is to be had); next come the
acolytes carrying their...
- do****ents of the
Second Vatican Council); (2)
Angel with aspergillum,
aspersorium and ear of
wheat -
Asperge me
Domine et
mundabor (Purify me, Lord, and...
