The Mouth of Gold: A Series of Dramatic Sketches Illustrating the Life and Times of ChrysostomA.S. Barnes, 1873 - 109 strán (strany) |
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Alexandria altar Amidst Anth Anthusa Antioch ARCADIUS bade banishment beneath bishop brave the boisterous bring Christ Christian Chrys Chrysostom church Constantinople Cucusus Daphne dark deaconess death doth dust earthly Emperor Empress Enter PAULUS EUDOXIA Eutropius faith fear FLAVIAN foes forgive Gainas give Glau Goths grace grief hath hear heart heaven holy Holy Synod honor hope John King Libanius light lips lives Lord MACEDONIUS monks mother multitude nevermore night Nitrian desert o'er Olym OLYMPIAS Orontes Palace Paul PAULUS and GLAUCUS peace PERSONS REPRESENTED piety pity Praise prayers Prime Minister proud rage rich Rioter robe Rufinus sacred Saint Christopher SCENE SCENE.-Constantinople scorn seek seems sing solitude souls spirit strife teach thanks thee Theodosius Theophilus thine thou didst thou hast thought throne Tribigild truth voice Wait awhile wealth words wrath wrought youth zeal
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Strana 18 - But wherefore seek in cloistered solitude To serve the Master who himself was found In synagogues and in the market-place, An open publisher of truth ? John. To quench The fires of sensual passion in ourselves — To scourge our pride and appetite — to prune The branches, that the fruit may thrive — is not The bttter part of service this ? Anikusn.
Strana 10 - Maecenas, atavis edite regibus, O, et praesidium et dulce decus meum, Sunt quos curriculo pulverem Olympicum Collegisse juvat, metaque fervidis Evitata rotis, palmaque nobilis Terrarum dominos evehit ad Deos.
Strana 19 - O ray son ; for so it seems To my poor thought as if a nation pent Within itself should breed intestine strife And feverish anarchy ; whereas, if set Confronting foreign arms, the factions all Would league, to subjugate the common foe* To govern, not exterminate the powers Our Father gave, 1 deem the soul's high province.
Strana 97 - ... of evil and of care : And ofttimes, sad with fear and longing, We pour our plaints in bitter prayer. Oh could we sing our Lord's sweet praises Nor sin nor grief should do us harm ; But as, when morn her banner raises The wild beasts fly in strange alarm — Our fears themselves should feel a panic ; Perplexity should loose its toils, And from the fallen host Satanic Our hands -should gather .happy spoils. O THOU who art of grace the fountain, Help us in praise to find employ, Till we ascend Thy...
Strana 48 - Oh that my head were waters and mine eyes a fount of tears, that I might weep day and night for the slain of the daughter of my people !
Strana 19 - Confronting foreign arms, the factions all Would league, to subjugate the common foe. To govern, not exterminate the powers Our Father gave, I deem the soul's high province. The cross indeed is...
Strana 96 - And fallen forms the field to show. In earth's wide wilderness are thronging The ranks of evil and of care : And ofttimes, sad with fear and longing, We pour our plaints in bitter prayer* Oh could we sing our Lord's sweet praises Nor sin nor grief should do us harm ; But as, when morn her banner raises The wild beasts fly in strange alarm—- Our fears themselves should feel a panic j Perplexity should loose its toils, And from the fallen host Satanic Our hands should gather happy spoils.
Strana 16 - The pulse of filial love no longer beats. John. Not lack of filial love forbids my stay ; But loyalty to One whose claim I hold Superior to every human tie.
Strana 109 - Subsequently the bones of the now canonized hero were removed to Rome, and, about two centuries since, were deposited by Pope Urban VIII. in a chapel of St. Peter's which still bears the name of Chrysostom.— [Ibid, p, 231.
Strana 109 - Arcadius died eight months after Chrysostom, Thirty years later, his son, Theodosius II. and the bishop Proclus brought the remains of Chrysostom, with the greatest honors, from Asia Minor to Constantinople. On the...