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-- 'Exultation' is that satisfaction of mind which springs from circumstances opposite to those just mentioned; the contrary is 'absence of exultation.'
The Vedanta-Sutras with the Commentary by Ramanuja — Sacred Books of the East, Volume 48 George Thibaut 1881
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Many of Wert's hymns were intended for performance on the feast days of saints who were prominent in the liturgy at S Barbara, and whose relics lay inside the Basilica including St John the Baptist, St Sylvester, St Adrian and, of course, St Barbara herself; Marian feasts and the Finding and Exultation of the True Cross also receive special emphasis in Wert's hymn cycle.
Archive 2009-06-01 Lu 2009
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James had a particular devotion to the Feast of the Exultation of the Cross September 14 and thoroughly appreciated "The Imitation of Christ".
A Court in Exile elena maria vidal 2009
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Here's a two-minute clip of the censing of the altar the Magnificat for the Solemn Vespers of the Exultation of the Cross at CIEL Oxford.
CIEL Oxford: Magnificat at Solemn Tridentine Vespers Argent 2006
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Exultation rushed through her, welled, gushed; her mind seized, then whirled on a joyous tide.
The Ideal Bride Laurens, Stephanie 2004
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Exultation spiked with primal, giddy fear; that's Brander and Caraco.
Starfish 1999
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Exultation, certainly; but very often something else.
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Exultation, certainly; but very often something else.
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Exultation bubbled up within Daoud like a desert spring.
The Saracen: The Holy War Robert Shea 1963
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Mule, with such an Air of Exultation and generous Hospitality, that I drank off the whole Glass in Complaisance to his good humour, though I had afterwards reason to repent it, for the Wine was very sour.
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