Om is all this, but that statement is to be understood as a mere glorification of the syllable Om considered as a means to obtain Brahman.
Born of a noble family, and following painting as an amusement rather than as an actual profession, his works are rare, and one of the finest examples of his art is the Glorification of the Virgin, in the Brera Gallery, at Milan.
The Lord's spiritual senses were opened into this world, which is the scene of his trials, his temptations, his combats with hell; and will be the scene of his final glorification and ascension.
The latter contain angels playing on musical instruments; in the centre on one side is a Coronation of the Virgin, on the other the Glorification of S.
In the four triangular compartments of the groined vaulting are the three vows of the Franciscan Order, namely, Poverty, Chastity, and Obedience, and in the fourth the glorification of the saint.
From this time onwards the school of Cologne is represented by painters whose names are not known, and who are accordingly distinguished by the subjects of their works; such as The Master of the Glorification of the Virgin, The Master of S.
The glorification of the individual was part of the glorification of the world; and before the cult of the world became a mere striving after sensual indulgence, this desire for glory was a worthy ambition.
In this sense our justification may be regarded as a glorification in the germ.
His main purpose in this history seems to have been the glorification of the English reformers.
Even the executioners are reported to have affirmed that at the moment the head was severed from the body a certain perfume exhaled from the gushing blood, as if anticipating glorification in heaven.
It is a glorification of "movement," the shibboleth which Mundt invented and fell in love with.
It is not only its glorification of middle-class Philistinism that stamps Hermann und Dorothea as an inferior work, but also the direct imitation of Voss's Luise.
Wienbarg's æsthetic theories resolve themselves into glorification of Heine, whom he proclaims to be the great, the greatest prose author.
A history becomes little better than a catechism of patriotic formulas in glorification of the State.
That glorification is the will of Zeus; and in the spirit of the ancient mythus, a motive for it is assigned in a divine legend.
But to leave him this glorification entirely unmixed with sorrow, the Grecian sense of moderation forbids.
As he had done already after Lourdes, he protested against the glorification of the absurd and the downfall of common sense.
Even Engels, with all his independence and glorification of change as a philosophy, can find an opportunity to fling a sneer at Wagner and the "music of the future.
No doubt you think the glorification of bull-butchery a piece of fine writing, and so original, you know.
Had Harrison Ainsworth but dreamed of such unconventional possibilities, he would never have debased his intellect to the glorification of a vulgar prison-breaker like Jack Sheppard.
His stage pieces in glorificationof the Restoration only achieved a succès d'estime.
Unlike Heine, this poet devoted his muse to the glorification of German patriotism.
In many of his other poems his detractors saw nothing but the glorification of revolution, incest, and atheism.
He has, however, painted the glorification of the danseuse, of that lady grandiloquently described as prima donna assoluta.
The worthy monk wrote four sonnets in glorification of the painter, whom he calls "Divino Griego.
This glorification of a dream of Philip II does not pluck electrically at your heart-strings as does the Burial of Count Orgáz, though the two canvases are similar in architectonic.
And perhaps the finest and even the most familiar line in the whole of Paradise Lost is really a glorification of rhyme.
Of the more serious poems some are a trifle stale; the glorification of one's county, with place-names rhymed, might be given a rest.
Exalted, immensely exalted is His station above the glorification of all beings and sanctified from the praise of the entire creation.
May His glory rest upon thee and upon those who are with thee and such ones as cherish thee and give ear to the words thou utterest in glorification of this mighty, this transcendent Revelation.
She hath lifted her enthralling voice in glorification of her Lord, saying: ‘O Lord!
This is the Day of the glorification of God and of the exposition of His Word, could ye but perceive it.
The awakening spirit of nationalism, and the glorification of war, p.
And still more than any theoretical doctrine, the personal example of Christ led to the glorification of spiritual joy and bodily suffering.
But the ideas of the Renaissance, its scientific curiosity, its materialism, its glorification of human personality, are wholly missing in China.
Hard-drinking, not to say drunkenness, seems to have been universal among Chinese poets, and a considerable amount of talent has been expended upon the glorification of wine.
He felt that the consideration of Judaism from the point of view of history at once becomes a glorification thereof, and under no circumstances did he care to incur the imputation of being its apologist.
Nor is it only in this quarter that we see traces of the nobler classes, for was not the south transept end decorated in similar wise with scenes showing the glorification of Christ, the gift of Dreux and Bretagne?
In splendid reds, lemon-yellows and browns it tells the story of the glorification of the Virgin, thus repeating what we see in the carvings of the northern porch.
The determination of the form was immediately dependent on the most varied general ideas of the future life, resurrection, restoration, and glorification of the body, which were current at the time.
