- "Harap
Alb" or "Harap-
Alb" (Romanian pronunciation: [haˈrap
ˈalb]) is the
protagonist as well as the
title of a Romanian-language
fairy tale by Ion Creangă...
- Lent. Low
Sunday,
first Sunday after Easter, is also
known as the
Octave of Easter,
White Sunday,
Quasimodo Sunday,
Alb Sunday,
Antipascha Sunday, and Divine...
- Look up
alb or albe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
alb (from the
Latin albus,
meaning "white") is one of the
liturgical vestments of Western...
- Daquin,
known by his
stage name
ALB, is a
French electropop musician from Reims,
France and is
signed to Rise Recordings.
ALB started under that name in 2006...
-
district of
Alb-Donau near Ulm in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It has 10,964
inhabitants (2005).
Laichingen is
located on the
Laichingen Alb, a
branch of...
- The
Alb Valley Railway (German: Albtalbahn) is a
railway line in
southern Germany that runs from
Karlsruhe via
Ettlingen to Bad
Herrenalb with a branch...
- The
Introductory Rites are
brought to a
close by the
Collect Prayer. On
Sundays and solemnities,
three Scripture readings are given. On
other days there...
- garment. See also c****ock-
alb. C****ock-
alb or c****alb A
relatively modern garment, a
combination of the
traditional c****ock and
alb. It
developed as a convenient...
-
cotta (meaning "cut-off' in Italian), as it is
derived from the cut-off
alb. English-speaking
Catholics typically do not make the
distinction between...
-
alb and cope. For the
services of
morning and
evening prayer,
baptism and burial,
priests wore the surplice.
Bishops wore a rochet,
surplice or
alb,...
