| Desiderius Erasmus - Dialogues, Latin (Medieval and modern) - 1725 - 620 pages
...have feen a wretched Face of Things ; the Mariners, they were finging their Salve Rcgina, imploring the Virgin Mother, calling her the Star of the Sea, the Queen of Heaven, the Lady of the World, the Haven of Health, and many other flattering Titles, which the facrcd Scriptures... | |
| Desiderius Erasmus - Latin literature, Medieval and modern - 1877 - 424 pages
...might have seen a wretched face of things, the mariners they were singing their Salve Eegina, imploring the virgin mother, calling her the star of the sea, the queen of heaven, the lady of the world, the haven of health, and many other flattering titles, which the sacred scriptures... | |
| Desiderius Erasmus - 1877 - 424 pages
...might have seen a wretched fuce of things, the mariners they were singing their Salve Regina, imploring the virgin mother, calling her the star of the sea, the queen of heaven, the lady of the world, the haven of health, and many other flattering titles, which the sacred scriptures... | |
| Desiderius Erasmus - 1878 - 500 pages
...have seen a wretched Face of Things ; the Mariners, they were singing their Salve Rcgina, imploring the Virgin Mother, calling her the Star of the Sea, the Queen of Heaven, the Lady of the World, the Haven of Health, and many other nattering Titles, which the sacred Scriptures... | |
| Fletcher S. Bassett - Folklore - 1885 - 520 pages
...says of the people in the shipwreck, " The mariners they were singing their Salva Regina, imploring the Virgin Mother, calling her the Star of the Sea, the Queen of Heaven," etc. " In ancient times Venus took care of mariners, because she was supposed to be born of the sea,... | |
| Desiderius Erasmus - Theology - 1900 - 366 pages
...have seen a wretched Face of Things ; the Mariners, they were singing their Salve Regina, imploring the Virgin Mother, calling her the Star of the Sea, the Queen of Heaven, the Lady of the World, the Haven of Health, and many other flattering Titles, which the sacred Scriptures... | |
| Joan Simon - Education - 1966 - 472 pages
...passengers do? 'There you would have seen a miserable face of things. The sailors singing salve regina implored the virgin mother, calling her the star of...with many other titles, which the holy scriptures nowhere attribute to her.' What, interpolates the first speaker, 'has she to do with the sea, who never... | |
| 474 pages
...passengers do? 'There you would have seen a miserable face of things. The sailors singing salve regina implored the virgin mother, calling her the star of...with many other titles, which the holy scriptures nowhere attribute to her.' What, interpolates the first speaker, 'has she to do with the sea, who never... | |
| |