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Their escape was made at midnight on the eve of Epiphany, 1649, all the court following in great disorder.
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Neophytes should therefore be baptized at Easter and Pentecost alone, never at Epiphany.
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So careful is the poet to prepare both sides—the divine epiphany, and the mortal who is to behold it.
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He thought the lessons of the Nativity and Epiphany came as a very wholesome corrective to these tendencies.
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There is nothing of him now in Florence, save a few drawings in the Uffizi and an unfinished picture of the Epiphany.
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It is, again, as though the modern theatre was open only at the festivals of the Epiphany and of Easter.
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Some, however, say that it is more holy to extend this prohibition unto the octave of the Epiphany.
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On the Feast of the Epiphany, thirteen priests officiated in the church in presence of an immense crowd of natives.
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Epiphany and Christmas were not made judicial non dies until 534.
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They are already making ready to leave their business, get their white robes, and await the Epiphany.
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