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Navigate ScansAdditional articles on this scanAmerigo Vespucci - A famous Italian navigator, b. at Florence, March 9, 1451; d. at Seville, Feb. 22, 1512
Nearby ArticlesVespers - I. Vespers in the sixth century; II. The origin of Vespers: Period anterior to the sixth century; III. The Office of Vespers in the Middle Ages: Variations; IV. The latest changes; V. Symbolism: the Hymns; VI. Importance.
Music of Vespers - The texts (e.g. antiphons, psalms, hymn) sung in Vespers vary according to the feast or the season of the church year; and in churches where it is obligatory to recite publicly the Canonical Hours of the Divine Office the Vespers must follow the direction
Sicilian Vespers - The traditional name given to the insurrection which broke out at Palermo on Easter Tuesday, March 31, 1282, against the domination of Charles of Anjou
Amerigo Vespucci - A famous Italian navigator, b. at Florence, March 9, 1451; d. at Seville, Feb. 22, 1512
Vestibule - A hall projecting in front of the facade of a church, found from the fifth century both in the East and the West
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