ciborium 的定义
plural ci·bo·ri·a [si-bawr-ee-uh, -bohr-]. /sɪˈbɔr i ə, -ˈboʊr-/.
- a permanent canopy placed over an altar; baldachin.
- any container designed to hold the consecrated bread or sacred wafers for the Eucharist.
- Archaic. a severy.
更多ciborium例句
- Nor can we forget the foamy ciborium of the Church of St Lawrence.
- The cover, fallen to one side, had a number of bullet marks, as the ciborium itself had.
- Upon the altar are two candlesticks and a ciborium: rising out of the latter is the figure of our Blessed Lord.
- At the centre of the chord stood the high altar beneath a ciborium, resting on four pillars of porphyry.
- The altar stands beneath a lofty ciborium, supported by marble columns, with a canopy on smaller shafts above.