Assertion: altar | /r/HasProperty | stone
Facets:
value: at the top
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The earliest decree of a council prescribing that an altar which is to be consecrated should be of stone is that of the provincial council of Epeaune (Pamiers), France, in 517.
text: The Roman Breviary (November 9) asserts that St. Sylvester (314-335) was the first to issue a decree that the altar should be of stone.
text: The earliest decree of a council which prescribed that an altar which is to be consecrated should be of stone is that of the provincial council of Epeaune (Pamiers), France, in 517 (Labbe, Concil. torn.
text: It is inferred that this Altar was of stone since it was built (v. 11), and since the chief Altar of the temple was ever after of stone.
text: The Roman Breviary (9 November) asserts that St. Sylvester (314-335) was the first to issue a decree that the altar should be of stone.
text: The earliest decree of a council which prescribed that an altar which is to be consecrated should be of stone is that of the provincial council of Epeaune (Pamiers), France, in 517 (Labbe, Concil.
text: Many altars—as in Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine—were of stones piled on top of one another with a fire-holding stone, or fire pan, at the top.