[lemma=the] [lemma=splendour] [word=of] [□]
[lemma=the] [lemma=splendour] [word=of] [□=□]
[lemma=the] [lemma=splendour] [word=of] [□ & □]
Sometimes I drew myself up on hands and knees , sometimes crawled ; sometimes Jim pulled me up by my arms or a lariat , and sometimes I stood on his shoulders , or he made steps for me of his feet and hands , but at six we stood on the Notch in the splendour of the sinking sun , all colour deepening , all peaks glorifying , all shadows purpling , all peril past . But : As one that looks up to the heavens and sees the splendour of the stars thinks of the Maker and searches , so whoever has contemplated the Intellectual Universe and known it and wondered for it must search after its Maker too . Back to the roots of Olympism , with an exceptional display of original objects of great artistic and archaeological value : amphorae , vases and sculptures depicting sports scenes which illustrate the splendour of the ancient Olympic Games . Now the table had only three occupants , but it retained the splendour of the patriarchal days . For16 as the ark [ of the covenant ] was glided within and without with pure gold , so was also the body of Christ pure and resplendent ; for it was adorned within by the Word , and shielded without by the Spirit , in order that from both [ materials ] the splendour of the natures might be clearly shown forth .