It was bordered by an exquisite running pattern of vines and grape bunches, springing from four drinking vessels in the centres of the north, south, east, and west sides. Similar tales are related in Shetland, the Faroes, in Iceland, and Norway. Than the good lady as al abasshed loked aboute her if there were ony present that in her need wolde helpe her. That uncomely note and report have the nation gotten, without recover, by these laisy and idle lubbers, the monkes and the priestes, which could find no matters to advance their canonized gains by, or their saintes, as they call them, but manifest lies and knaveries.[27], Andrew Marvel also makes mention of this strange judgment in hisLoyal Scot:. Now lock, nor bolt, nor bar avails,Nor stout oak panel thick-studded with nails.Heavy and harsh the hinges creak,Though they had been oild in the course of the week.The door opens wide as wide may be,And there they stand,That murderous band,Lit by the light of theGlorious Hand,By one!by two!by three! She refused to become his wife, as did her sister. As soon as the herd had withdrawn, the hares assembled, some halting, some dripping with blood, some bearing the corpses of their cherished infants, some with piteous tales of ruination in their houses, all with tears streaming from their eyes, and wailing forth, Alas, we are lost! The hero descends to his realm, fights, overcomes him, and despoils him of his treasures. Some months after this, water was wanted in another part of the estate, and it occurred to Mrs. Cthat she would use the rod again. His she consented to be, but subject to one condition, that her Saturdays might be spent in a complete seclusion, upon which he should never venture to intrude. The Fisher-king would recover health only when Pertinax died. Several persons of that place, who have heard it, are positive of it, and hand it from father to son; and say that, even when the siege came on, many soldiers and men of honour, who were there, affirmed it. Mundi. Danske viser, i. [64] Lucian, de dea Syria, n. 7. le Procureur du Roi here, who, by the way, is one of the wisest and cleverest men in the country, sent for me at six oclock, and had me conducted to the scene of the murder. It has been inferred from this curious plaster representation, that the seven may have suffered under Decius, A.D. 250, and have been buried in the afore-mentioned cave; whilst the discovery and translation of their relics under Theodosius, in 479, may have given rise to the fable. As the patroness of souls, her symbol is a mouse. Possessed of this schamir, Solomon wrought the stones for his temple. A mountaineer of the name of Tell boldly traversed the space before it without saluting the abhorred symbol. also ix. I have never since felt surprise at superstition attaching itself to these glorious birds, haunting I lone tarns, pure as new-fallen snow. Sir John Maundevil gives the origin of the priestly title of the Eastern despot, in his curious book of travels. But it was when order was given to throw down and destroy her castles, that she uttered her loudest cries and wails. Next day, early, Fortunatus received the Blessed Sacrament with his trusty Leopold; the door of the Purgatory was unlocked, each was provided with a taper, and then with the blessing of the abbot they were left in total darkness, and the door bolted behind them. As a myth, its roots lie in that great mystery of human life which is an enigma never solved, and ever originating speculation. This martyr, whose name Eusebius does not give, has been generally supposed to be S. George, and if so, this is nearly all we know authentic concerning him. Achilles, a humanized sun-god, was vulnerable in his heel, just as the Teutonic Sigfried could only be wounded in his back: this represents the sun as retiring from the heavens with his back turned, struck by the weapon of darkness, just as Ares, the blind God, with his tusk slew Adonis, or sightless Hodr with his mistletoe shaft smote Baldur. This eagle is Nisroch, whose eyes are always flowing with tears for the death of Tammuz. We must leave the knights to start upon their quest, and turn, for the history of the Grail, to the romance of the San Greal, the Perceval of Chretien de Troyes, written at the close of the twelfth century, and the Titurel and Parcival of Wolfram von Eschenbach, translated into German from romances older than that of Chretien de Troyes. But it is sad that the Church should have lent herself to establish this fable by the aid of fictitious miracles and feigned revelations. In the English Gesta Romanorum is the following story. Gottfried-Carl was King of Tongres, and lived at Megen on the Maas. She was a very clever and accomplished woman; Scotch by birth and education; by no means credulous; possibly a a little imaginative, for she wrote not unsuccessfully; and of a remarkably open and straightforward disposition. 16, which apparently is intended for a Latin cross rising out of a heart, like the mediaeval emblem of Cor in Cruce, Crux in Corde: it is the hieroglyph of goodness[90]. All that is gathered under the ground there is gem and precious stone. And now let us to the history of this most thrilling of all medival myths, if a myth. That of Rabbi Joel was a translation from an Arabic version made by Nasr-Allah in the twelfth century, whilst Simeon Seths was a translation of the Persian Kalilah andDimnah. Thereupon Christ replied, Because thou grudgest Me such a moment of rest, I shall enter into My rest, but thou shalt wander restless. At once, frantic and agitated,he fled through the whole earth, and on the same account to this day he journeys through the world. Here, in the same sentence, three of the German gods are called by Roman names. F. Somber, De Theophili cum Diabole foedere. Charlemagne sleeps in the Odenberg in Hess, or in the Untersberg near Salzburg, seated on his throne, with his crown on his head and his sword at his side, waiting till the times of Antichrist are fulfilled, when he will wake and burst forth to avenge the blood of the saints. After his death, at the age of two hundred and eighty-nine, he was revered as a god, and honored especially by the Athenians. On examination of the cradle, the infant was found alive and unhurt, with the dead serpent lying by him. [136] Id. Jean dArras attributes this to a curse pronounced on her by the fay Pressina, but this is an invention of his own; the true conception of Melusina he did not grasp, and was therefore obliged to forge a legend which should account for her peculiar appearance. This great goddess was known by different names among the various peoples of Germany. Raymond then invited the young count to his wedding, and the marriage festivities took place, with unusual splendour, in the magnificent castle erected by Melusina. [17], In the Harz one form of the Wild Huntsmanmyth is to this effect: that he was a Jew who had refused to suffer our Blessed Lord to drink out of a river, or out of a horse-trough, but had contemptuously pointed out to Him the hoof-print of a horse, in which a little water had collected, and had bid Him quench His thirst thence.[18]. But during the feast, by a strange metamorphosis(mira qua-dam metamorphosisan enormous number of mice issued from the bodies of his poisoned subjects, and rushing on the palace, attacked the king and his family. At midnight she was awakened by a ghastly and supernatural scream, and looking out of bed, beheld in the moonlight a female face and part of the form hovering at the window. Near the remains of the dead were found curious solid double cones with rounded ends; these ends were elaborately engraved with crosses (Figs. It is an old Scottish song dating back to the 1700s, so it has been used to honor the dead for centuries. They had to dig fifty fathoms before they reached the chamber of the dead. After fifty-seven years he awoke, and found every thing changed. Some time passed by, however, and Melusina gave no token of consciousness that she had been observed during the period of her transformation. The whole house was aroused, and the thief was secured and hung. These tales (of Tammuz and Yanbushadh) have been collected and are read in the temples after prayers, and the people weep and lament much thereupon. On all sides he is met by practice widely at variance with profession. The king aimed first, and the arrow grazed the lads head. William of Malmesbury tells this story[143]: I have heard a person of the utmost veracity relate, that one of the adversaries of Henry IV. At the request of Margaret Atwood, to end her guest-edited edition of BBC Radio 4's Today programme with the song, a version by singer Karine Polwart and pianist Dave Milligan was commissioned.[5]. By some means he is reinstated. It lived on land, in a vat full of water, during four days seven hours. A shepherd once penetrated into the heart of the mountain by a cave, and discovered therein a hall where sat the emperor at a stone table, and his red beard had grown through the slab. Freya, or Holda, leads an army of mice, and Odin a multitude of rats. 371. Subscribe to receive news, updates, and more from Global Grey Ebooks. After they had proceeded a while, William was found to be guilty of a trespass against Holy Church, of which he had to be purged before he could proceed much further. Herakles is another; he expires in flames, rending the poisoned garment given him by Dejanira. What is certain is, that from the chain of ideas which lead Mela to cite this fact as indisputable, one may conclude that in his time it was believed in Rome that these swarthy men sent from Germany into Gaul had come across the ocean which bathes the East and North of Asia[174].. In the Greek fable, a peasant liberates an eagle from the clutches of a dragon. To the brethren of St. James's Lodge, Tarbolton".[15][16]. Then the company uttered a piercing wail.. tom. Gunadhya then ascends a mountain, and lights a great pile of firewood. With this Portuguese legend, which has been charmingly told by Washington Irving, must be compared the adventures of Porsenna, king of Russia, in the sixth volume of Dodsleys Poetical Collection. Porsenna was carried off by Zephyr to a distant region, where the scenery was enchanting, the flowers ever in bloom, and creation put on her fairest guise. The deficiency was soon supplied. The lyrics are about a life well lived. Their names that saw her were Thomas Hilles and Robert Rayner.. Before he left her, he obtained from her a promise to be his. too often they are but apples of Sodom, fair cheeked, but containing the dust and ashes of heathenism. These accursed fifteen nations will burst forth from the four quarters of the earth at the end of the world, in the times of Antichrist, and overrun all the abodes of the Saints as well as the great city Rome, which, by the way, we are prepared to give to our son who will be born, along with all Italy, Germany, thetwo Gauls, Britain and Scotland. Should old acquaintance be forgot, Asbjorn was fallen upon by rats, and eaten up. He followed the track indicated by the rod, and it continued to rotate between his fingers as long as he followed a certain direction, but ceased to turn if he diverged from it in the smallest degree. Try using a different browser or disabling ad blockers. We will only refer the reader for additional information to thePurgatoire de Saint Patrice; legende du xiii' Siecle,1842; a reprint by M. Prosper Tarbe of a MS. in the library at Rheims; a Memoire by M. Paul Lacroix in theMelanges historiques,published by M. Champoilion Figeac, vol. He will rebuild the temple at Jerusalem, and making the Holy City the great capital of the world. He feasted and lived with the trolls for three days, and then returned to his ship, bringing with him two chests of silver and gold, which Ingibjorg had given him. Click Buy it now or Add to cart and proceed to checkout. Akad. there is the end of the world, and that is India. And pray where am I to find the Deathless Land? That liesParadise, I suppose, you meanwell, it lies slightly east of India.. The former was a hydroscope, who fell into convulsions whenever he passed over running water. Apollo identical with the sun, Python the stormcloud. These Greek and Hebrew works were derived from kindred sources. Nesr, or Nisroch, is certainly the rain-cloud. ii. Otto of Frisingen and Gotfrid of Viterbo mention the Lady-Pope in their histories, and Martin Polonus gives details as follows: After Leo IV., John Anglus, a native of Metz, reigned two years, five months, and four days. Another litany in the same collection raises their number to eight, and gives a different succession: Brittola, Martha, Saula, Sambatia, Saturnina, Gregoria, Pinnosa, Palladia. He reads aloud his tales, and as he finishes each page, he casts it into the flames. Some years after, he was made use of by the Marchal Montrevel, in his cruel pursuit of the Camisards. The two men murdered the wine-seller and his wife with their bills, and then mounted to the shop, where they opened the coffer, and stole from it one hundred and thirty crowns, eight louis-dors, and a silver belt. 800. The tail, the point in which man is inferior to the brute, what a delicate index of the mind it is! AFEW years before the Persian invasion in 538 , there lived, in the town of Adana in Cilicia, a priest named Theophilus, treasurer and archdeacon. [63] Ammian. The temperature of the country is equable; neither frosts nor burning heats destroy the vegetation. The antiquaries of last century supposed it to be a Nile key or a phallus, significations purely hypothetical and false, as were all those they attributed to Egyptian hieroglyphs. 39. WebDo Americans sing the Parting Glass at funerals? In Greek mythology the solar gods are many, and the stories of their deaths are distributed so as to provide each with his exit from the world; but in Semitic mythology it is not so, the sun-god is one, and all kinds of deaths are attributed to him alone, or, if he suffers anthropomorphism, to his representative. Next morning the loaves were found transformed into toads and frogs. On several Phoenician or uncertain coins of Asia Minor the eagle and the cross go together. As he thus listened years rolled by, and on his return to the convent he found all changednew faces in the refectory and in the choir. He and his companions went in pursuit. D. 854, Lotharii 14, Joanna, a woman, succeeded Leo, and reigned two years, five months, and four days. Marianus Scotus died A.D. 1086. It is curious that the T should have been used on the roll of the Roman soldiery as the sign of life, whilst the designated death[93]. They appease Hercules and Mars with beasts, and part of the Suevi sacrifice to Isis. They went on snow-shoes and hunted wild beasts. And the Purgatory under consideration is a reflex of old Druidic teaching. For the purpose their method is simple. And thus he accounted for his settled melancholy, Its dull in our town since my playmates left;I cant forget that Im bereftOf all the pleasant sights they see,Which the piper also promised me;For he led us, he said, to a joyous land,Joining the town, and just at hand,Where waters gushd, and fruit-trees grew,And flowers put forth a fairer hue,And every thing was strange and new;And sparrows were brighter than peacocks hereAnd their dogs outran our fallow deer,And honey bees had lost their stings,And horses were born with eagles wings;And just as I became assuredMy lame foot would be speedily cured,The music stoppd, and I stood still,And found myself outside the hill,Left alone against my will,To go now limping as before,And never hear of that country more.. The remains belong to three distinct ages. But, sir, as evidence that there are monsters in nature resembling this Siren, I may say that I know for certain, that in the year 1652 or 1653 alieutenant in the service of the Company saw two of these beings in the gulf, near the village of Hennetelo, near the islands of Ceram and Boero, in the Department of Amboine. Giraldus Cambrensis, in his topography of Ireland, alludes to the Purgatory. He even approached the walls of the city, and with his exhalations poisoned all who were near. There he made his confession; but the priest, horror-struck at his recital, dared not give him absolution, but passed him on to another. Dibdin has reproduced three of the plates in his Bibliotheca Spenseriana, and Falckenstein has given full details of the work in his Geschichte der Buchdruckerkunst.. Of all the comrades that e'er I had One day, near the end of the twelvemonth, three drops spirted out of the bubbling liquid, and Gwion caught them on his finger. A Scandinavian legend is to this effect[142]. That I should rise and you should not, He led them from the town towards a hill rising above the Weser, When, lo! Tammuz stands to Chaldee mythology in precisely the same relation that the Ribhavas do to that of the Vedas. The Phallic theory is monstrous, and devoid of evidence. (20% off), Sale Price $99.07 The comptroller of the province himself bandaged the sorcerers eyes, and led him by the hand from place to place. The quarrel was settled by Zeus dividing the year into three portions, whereof one, from the summer solstice to the autumn equinox, was to belong to Adonis, the second was to be spent by him with Aphrodite, and the third with Persephone. . 8vo. They had no chief of their own, but paid to Prester Johannes tribute. There he found a princess with whom he spent a few agreeable weeks. United States | English (US) | $ (USD). His voyage seems to be founded on that of Sinbad, and is full of absurdities. Click HERE for more information A handwritten card will accompany the Planting Certificate. In the S. George fable, we have the martyr, like Memnon or Herakles, on the fire, and transfixed, like Achilles and Ajax; exposed in a brazen bull on a fire, that is, hung in the full rain-cloud over the western blaze; cast down a hill, like Phaethon; plunged into boiling metal, a representation of the lurid vapours of the west. super hystoria nova undecim milimum (sic!) One day, in a tournament, he overthrew the Duke of Cleves and broke his arm, whereat the Duchess of Cleves exclaimed: This Lohengrin may be a strong man and a Christian, but who knows whence he has sprung! These words reached the ears of the Duchess of Brabant; she coloured and hung her head. Liebrecht, p. 25. Fertiles in Oceano jacere terras, ultraque Oceanum rursus alia littora, alium nasci orbem, nec usquam naturam rerum desinere, sed semper inde ubi desiisse videatur, novam exsurgere, facile ista finguntur, quia Oceanus navigari non potest (Suasoria, L). He awoke, and in a rage killed the insect. Ogier the Dane, or Olger Dansk, will in like manner shake off his slumber and come forth from the dream-land of Avallon to avenge the rightO that he had shown himself in the Schleswig-Holstein war! And before Amyot and I could ask each other of the strange sight, the little animal returned again, bearing in its mouth a root, a root to which grew a red flower; I had never before seen such a flower blowing; I made a sign to Amyot, and we both remained motionless. This is probably the explanation of the story of Mdlle. Its colour was always red or white. The first to question the reverence shown for S. George was Calvin, who says Nil eos Christo reli-quum facere qui pro nihilo ducunt ejus intercessio-nem, nisi accedant Georgius aut Hippolitus, aut similes larvae. Dr. Reynolds follows in the wake, and identifies the martyr with the Arian Bishop of Alexandria. When tmusic was agaite, her soul was forced to be off.. I was put in by the Prior of S. Matthew, of the same Purgatory, with procession and devout prayers of the prior, and the convent gave me an orison to bless me with, and to write the first word in my forehead, the which prayer is this, Jhesu Christe, Fili Dei vivi, miserere mihi peccatori. And the prior taught me to say this prayer when any spirit, good or evil, appeared unto me, or when I heard any noise that I should be afraid of. When left in the cave, William fell asleep, and dreamed that he saw coming to him S. John of Bridlington and S. Ive, who undertook to conduct him through the scenes of mystery. That sorely has my heart beguiled. That it was regarded with abhorrence by the clergy, is evident from the epithets employed in describing it: navim infausto omine compactumgentilitatis studiumprofanas simulacri excubiasmaligni spiritus qui in ilia ferebanturinfausti ominis monstrum; and the like. These men informed the knight how he was to protect himself against the assaults of evil spirits. bad elephant! When Cambyses was in Egypt, and the land groaned under foreign sway, no Apis appeared; but when his two armies were destroyed, and he came to Memphis, Apis had appeared; and he found the conquered people manifesting their joy in dances, and with feasting and gay raiment. They are akin to the Maruts, the rough winds, with whom they unite in singing a magic song. In the year 1430, after a violent tempest, which broke down the dykes in Holland and flooded the low lands, some girls of the town of Edam in West Friesland, going in a boat to milk their cows, observed a mermaid in shallow water and embarrassed in the mud. Moreover, to check incredulity in certain persons, I have thought fit to subjoin the following certificates. Among them, the most curious are those relating to the mermaid. But S. Gertrude occupies the place of the ancient Teutonic goddess Holda or Perchta, who was the receiver of the souls of maidens and children, and who still exists as the White Lady, not unfrequently, in German legends, transforming herself, or those whom she decoys into her home, into white mice. The following night she re-appeared and assured him that Christ had, at her prayer, forgiven him. iii. According to the majority of the MSS. Enjoy. Children are cautioned not to listen to it, or believe in the promises made, in the weird spirit-song. They reached a ness, and found the land covered with forest. The oarsmen rowed ontheir monotonous chant had a lulling effect. Erfurt, 1856, p. 76. "Of all the money e'er I had, Now, before such an event happens in this family and castle, the female spectre whom ye have seen always is visible: she is believed to be the spirit of a woman of inferior rank, whom one of my ancestors degraded himself by marrying, and whom afterwards, to expiate the dishonour done to his family, he caused to be drowned in the castle moat.. It is currently reported that the chief of these brilliant armies, after having gloriously traversed the Southern kingdoms, penetrated North, and was there unable to maintain his sway. Bertram, who succeeded his father, readily granted the land he asked for, but was not a little vexed, when he found that, by cutting the hide into threads, Raymond had succeeded in making it include a considerable area. The way in which this curious journey was made was singular. [8] Henr. The fellow was sent for, and he boldly asserted his capacity for detecting criminals, if he were first brought to the spot of the murder, so as to be puten rapportwith the murderers. Some while after, the king dug the pool of Bethesda on the spot. Marcellinus refers it to the year 389, but some chronologists have moved it to 391. They made a legitimate and graceful use of it in the catacombs, when they presented it as an allegory of Christ, who, by the sweet strains of His gospel, overcame brutish natures, making the wolf to lie down with the lamb. Shortly after, Ariovistus, King of the Saxones, waged war against Julius Caesar. Such is the sad yet beautiful story of Tanhuser. When at Hamburg, Dantzig, and elsewhere, money has been offered him, he never took more than two skillings (fourpence, one farthing), and at once distributed it to the poor, as token that he needed no money, for God would provide for him, as he rued the sins he had committed in ignorance. The abbot at once requested Leopold to bring his master to supper with him. Beyond the stone river are the ten tribes of the Jews, which, though subject to their own kings, are, for all that, our slaves and tributary to our Majesty. gi vois,Siert mis le faus profte en crois., Le vrais Dieux se regarda,Et li a dit que ni tarda,Icist ne tatenderont pas,Mais saces, tu matenderas., We hear no more of the wandering Jew till the sixteenth century, when we hear first of him in a casual manner, as assisting a weaver, Kokot, at the royal palace in Bohemia (1505), to find a treasure which had been secreted by the great-grandfather of Kokot, sixty years before, at which time the Jew was present. Against this it is urged that in no ancient calendar does the M. precede the Virg. A man with a violin came once to Brandenburg, and walked through the town fiddling. The superstitious belief in mermaids is universal, and I frankly confess my inability to account for its origin in every case. Immediately when the man saw his officer, he told this wild tale, and to add weight to his testimony (being a Romanist) he made a cross on the sand, which he kissed, as making oath to the truth of his statement.' Very scarce also. He hastens to his bark on the sea-shore, and has no sooner launched it, than he perceives its hull sink sensibly in the water, so as to express the weight of the dead with whom it is filled. Finally, the sun rises in the East and sets in the Western sea. Takes to the other world with him the queen. Weird harmonies broke in upon and overflowed the melody, then ebbed away into sobs of music, again to reunite into a continued undulating chant. Some way above is a bird with expanded wings. [185] Davies, Mythology of the Druids, p. 522. WHEN Sir Lancelot came to the palace of King Pelles, in the words of Sir Thomas Malory[216], either of them made much of other, and so they went into the castle for to take their repast. ii. There are men and women in Abyssinia with tails like dogs and horses. Wolf heard also from a great many Abyssinians and Armenians (and Wolf is convinced of the truth of it), that there are near Narea, in Abyssinia, peoplemen and womenwith large tails, with which they are able to knock down a horse; and there are also such people near China. And in a note, In the College ofSurgeons at Dublin may still be seen a human skeleton, with a tail seven inches long! Similar stories occur in the Floamanna Saga, the younger Saga of Olaf the saint (cap. Consequently a strife arose between her and Aphrodite, which should possess him. WebChapter IV - Four Eyes Were Reading the Passage I was running the head of my pencil-case along the line as I read it, and something caused me to raise my eyes. M. Vir-gines, or the eleven martyr-virgins, and the M. have been mistaken in a later age for a numeral. [80] Transactions of the Society of Northern Antiquaries for 1836. The metal discovered in the majority of these terramares is bronze. This miracle converted the Empress Alexandra; and Diocletian was so exasperated against the truth, that he condemned her to instant death. It was about two inches long, and terminated in a point. Sometimes the victims were precipitated off a rock, sometimes hung, at other times they were sunk in a bog. He seeks her, anda. Another has the sacred bull accompanied by this symbol; others have a lions head on obverse, and the cross and circle on the reverse. Metaphrastus alludes to it as well; in the tenth century Eutychius inserted it in his annals of Arabia; it is found in the Coptic and the Maronite books, and several early historians, as Paulus Diaconus, Nicephorus, &c., have inserted it in their works. A Bohemian version, probably translated from the German, Kronyke Kratochwilne, o ctne a slech netne Panne Meluzijne; Prag, 1760, 1764, 1805. A neighbouring cure satisfied himself that the pavement was laid down in conscious prophecy of Christianity, and he pointed to the chalices and grapes as symbolizing the holy Eucharist, and the great cross, at the head of what we believed to be a circular bath, as typical of Christian baptism. They were curious about the state of their fatherland, and grieved to hear that the Moslem still held possession of the kingdom of Granada. So he approched upon the brinke: and whan they sawe him nere them, they came lightli fawning and flickering about him making him chere, and he playned lovingly their fethers. Others said that, as for the signs, the majority had already appeared to the best of their knowledge, and with regard to the rest, they might have taken place in distant regions without their having been made known to them; that the Roman empire existed but in name, and that the interpretation of the passage on which its destruction was predicted, might be incorrect; that for many centuries, the most learned and pious had believed in the near approach of Antichrist, some believing that he had already come, on account of the persecutions which had fallen on the Christians; others, on account offires, or eclipses, or earthquakes. The reign of Benedict was only for two years and a half, so that Anastasius cannot be the supposed Joan; nor do we hear of any charge brought against him to the effect of his being a woman. For they have swum over the river so deep,And they have climbd the shores so steep,And now by thousands up they crawlTo the holes and windows in the wall. At an early date his head was in Rome, or at all events one of his heads, for another found its way to the church of Mares -Moutier, in Picardy, after the capture of Byzantium by the Turks, when it was taken from a church erected by Constantine Monomachus, dedicated to the saint. It was carried away by Chosroes, king of Persia, on the plundering of Jerusalem; but was recovered by Heraclius,who defeated him in battle, Sept. 14, 615; a day that has ever since been commemorated as the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross.
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