- "troops"/"war(rior)" and těch – "
consolator"/"rejoicing man". So, the name
could be
interpreted either as "
consolator of troops" or "man
rejoicing in a...
- (1926)
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, U.S. (1896;
Christus Consolator)
Stephen L Richards, an
apostle and
first counselor to
church president...
- (Modern Folk Quartet, The
Group with No Name)
Bessie Griffin (The
Gospel Consolators, The Caravans, The
Gospel Pearls) Singles: "Christmas Is My Time of Year"...
-
yearns for
heaven (1851). He now
turned to
religious subjects:
Christus Consolator (1836) was
followed by
Christus Remunerator, The
shepherds led by the...
- name
Adalbert ("noble bright") and the
Slavonic name Vojtěch/Wojciech ("
consolator of troops"),
although there is no
linguistic relationship among these...
- radium. Veni,
pater pauperum, veni,
dator munerum, veni,
lumen cordium.
Consolator optime,
dulcis hospes animae,
dulce refrigerium. In
labore requies, in...
-
punishment on
Eternal Hope (1878) by
Frederic William Farrar Christus consolator (1883) was
published after his death,
edited by his
godson and friend...
- "Comforters" and
given the
species biological classification of
Canis consolator by 19th-century dog writers. By the 1830s, this
practice was no longer...
-
liturgical and non-liturgical texts: Ave Virgo, for CA, 2 vn, b.c. Veni
Consolator, for C, clno, b.c. ****umpta est, for ATTB, b.c. (incomplete)
Beata nobis...
-
bequeathed to the city of Amsterdam.
Among the
paintings was
Christus Consolator (1837) by Ary Scheffer,
which Fodor had
bought from the
collection of...
