| The infant Jesus, with a gracious look, takes St Bernard's crosier whilst St Bernard, in his white gloves, joins his hands in prayer. |
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| He wore a golden mitre beset with precious stones, and bore in his left hand a golden crosier, and in his right a pair of goldsmith's tongs. |
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| Augustine has placed his bishop's mitre on the altar table and propped his crosier and a censer on either side. |
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| Her blessing gives her the right to certain pontifical insignia: the ring and sometimes the crosier. |
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| A pierced frieze rounded on the sides, stands on foliage stems wich divide at the top thus releasing a large crosier. |
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| On one of them, a crowned prelate is sitting on a throne, with a crosier in his hand and his feet resting on two heads. |
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| It depicts a mitred bishop, holding a crosier and blessing with his other hand. |
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| It is also important to distinguish between a Shepherd's Cross and a bishop's crosier, which is simply a symbol of prelatic authority and jurisdiction. |
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| Instead of a simple triangular spandrel motif, the sculptor chose a powerful curl shape turned outward, reminiscent of a crosier. |
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| We then see a sculptor working on ivory, carrying a triptych, a crosier and an oliphant. |
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| Schist crosier with serrate back edge, geometrically decorated on the obverse and flat on the reverse. |
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| A lion holding an episcopal crosier, both gold, in centre of a blue shield, represents the city itself. |
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| He cut a spiral at the end of a plank and added it for a makeshift, but convenient. crosier. |
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| Originally a red crosier was used as the emblem of the reigning prince bishop. |
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| I remember going there once with my school to see the crosier of St. Germain. As I recall, I was surprised at how small it was but also amazed by the fine decorations carved in its gold covering. |
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| Within his own diocese and when celebrating solemnly elsewhere with the consent of the local ordinary, he also uses the crosier. |
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| Anglican bishops generally make use of the mitre, crosier, ecclesiastical ring, purple cassock, purple zucchetto, and pectoral cross. |
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| An Anglican Bishop with a crosier, wearing a rochet under a red chimere and cuffs, a black tippet, and a pectoral cross. |
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| The archbishop received the rights, still valued and practiced today, to carry a sceptre instead of a crosier and to sign his name in purple ink, the imperial colour. |
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| Behind the shield there are in saltire the episcopal crosier and patriarchal baton on one side and the patriarchal cross and doctoral baton on the other. |
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| Traditionally, a number of items are associated with the office of a bishop, most notably the mitre, crosier, and ecclesiastical ring. |
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| Someone had forgotten to bring a miter and crosier for the new bishop. |
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| A basilisk perches atop the richly-decorated fountain column, grasping in its talons the Basel Stadt coat of arms, a black crosier on a white background. |
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| Their party was called the Bagler, from an old Norse word meaning crosier. |
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