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incense are then
vertically placed into
individual censers. The
earliest vessels identified as
censers date to the mid-fifth to late
fourth centuries BCE...
- hill
censer or
boshanlu (博山爐 "universal
mountain censer" or
boshan xianglu 博山香爐) is a type of
Chinese censer used for
burning incense. Hill
censers first...
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descending on the
censer's ears. In the past, most
censers were made of
stone or iron. Nowadays, it's rare to find
large metal censers from
before the ****anese...
- The
workings of a
thurible are
quite simple. Each
thurible consists of a
censer section,
chains (typically
three or four,
although single-chain thuribles...
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include censers shaped to look like
birds or animals,
small "scenting globes" (xiangqiu 香球), and hand-held
censers (shoulu 手爐). Very
large censers, sometimes...
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poles in
place (Numbers 4:13–14).
After the
rebellion of Korah, the
bronze censers that were used by the
rebels were
converted by
Eleazar into
broad plates...
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golden sheen. The
Santiago de
Compostela Botafumeiro is one of the
largest censers in the world,
weighing 80 kg and
measuring 1.93 m in height. It is normally...
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Individual sticks of
incense are then
vertically placed into
individual censers located in
front of the
statues or
plaques either singularly or in threes...
- with a
crown symbolising martyrdom,
three stones, martyr's palm frond,
censer, and
often holding a
miniature church building.
Stephen is
often shown as...
-
Maurice Censer (also
Marcel Censer; 20
September 1889 – 10
December 1956) was a
Belgian chess player.
Maurice Censer was one of Belgium's
leading chess...
