- A monstrance, also
known as an
ostensorium (or an
ostensory), is a
vessel used in
Roman Catholic, Old Catholic, High
Church Lutheran and
Anglican churches...
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- the
Church of
Saint Stephen,
where it was
preserved inside a kind of
ostensory made of wax. But,
after a few
years (in 1340), when the
tabernacle was...
-
bearing medallions of
polychrome alabaster, with
figures of angels; the
ostensory with gilt wood, the work of
Eudald Puntí,
decorated with rosaries, angels...
-
symbols (bread and wine) of the
Eucharist and are
found depicted on
ostensories.
Often the
symbolic vine
laden with
grapes is
found in ecclesiastical...
-
consecrated Host, is
placed in the
centre of a
vessel known as a monstrance, or
ostensory,
which can be
mounted or
carried within the church. The
lunette is often...
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- rich altars, a
painting of a Holy
Family and
Saints by Luca Giordano; an
ostensory in
gilded copper and enamel, by
Giovanni da Agnone, a
disciple of Nicola...
-
manufactured by the
metallurgical company, it is
worth mentioning the
large ostensory all in
silver covered with gold and jewels,
weighing 70 kg, used in the...
