Definition, Betydelse & Synonymer | Engelska ordet THURIBLE

Definition av THURIBLE

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• Each thurible consists of a censer section, chains (typically three or four, although single-chain thuribles also exist), a metal ring around the chains (used to lock the lid of the censer section in place), and usually (although not always) a removable metal crucible in which the burning charcoals are placed.
• Exhibits include a 15th-century silver-gilt cross and silver thurible, an 18th-century crucifix from Jerusalem, a martyrology (1541) by Bernardin Gučetić and illuminated Psalters.
• Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Villars-Brandis has an exceptional late 15th-century copper thurible (a type of censer) with bilevel windows.
• In the Catholic Church, a priest sometimes circumambulates an altar while incensing it with a thurible.
• Next to the altar in the crypt is the treasure of Saint Brice, a group of liturgical furnishings from the 12th century consisting of a thurible, a bronze bell, a silver-plated copper vessel with set glass, some wooden pyxes and fragments of fabric of silk and gold threads, found in 1402 in the church of San Martino Siccomario and brought in 1407 to the church of Santa Maria Capella in Pavia.
• On the right side there is a chapel dedicated to the Blessed Sacrament, inside which there is a canopy dating back to the 13th century, in Romanesque style, with Cosmatesque inlays, a gift from Mary of Hungary or her son Charles Martel: four marble lions support the four columns decorated with an alternation of white and red which symbolically depict the four tributaries of the Danube; on the architrave, in addition to two statues holding the thurible and the aspergillum, eight other small columns support the dome.
• Before the throne are placed a group of six or eight acolytes dressed in vestments, many of them wearing dalmatics; the ceroferarios who carries the ciriales or processional candlestick; and the thurifers who carries the thurible where incense is burned and it is dispersed.
• At the offertory, after the initial prayers, and after the celebrating prelate had censed the offerings of bread and wine, the cross at the Altar, and the Altar itself, and after he handed the thurible to the deacon and was incensed himself, but before the washing of hands, the normal rite of Mass was again paused for a brief special ceremony in which the emperor presented gifts to the Church: the celebrating prelate went to his cathedra (in the case of the coronation of Pedro I, presided by the Bishop of Rio), or to a faldstool at the altar (in the case of the coronation of Pedro II, presided by the Archbishop of Salvador), and there waited for the emperor, who came from his throne, fully vested as always, and with the crown on his head and the sceptre in his right hand.
• On either side of the architectonic composition, eight angels hold episcopal vestments and liturgical objects: two large angels stand in the place of caryatids (the one to the left holds a large crucifix and a chalice and wears a pallium, the one on the right holds a crosier and a paten and wears a stole and a pectoral cross), two smaller angels sit at the former's feet (the one on the left holds a missal and a candle, the one on the right holds a cruet and a candle), and, at the top, two pairs of small angels hold, to the right, an archbishop's mitre, a situla and an aspergillum; the ones on the left hold a bishop's mitre, a navicula, and a thurible.

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