Her suicidal act is commemorated in the line, "And GILL came tumbling after.

The great multitude whom we commemorate on All Saints' Day, are SAINTS.

And the Sundays of the second class only give place to a double of the first class and then are commemorated at Lauds, Vespers and Mass, and have the ninth lesson in Matins.

No country has so illustrious a victim of that era to commemorate as Italy, but in other lands blood just as innocent was shed for heterodox opinions.

For instance, into what loss and mischief, what sorrow, what regret and repentance, did the unadvised vow of Jephthah throw him; the performance whereof, as St. Chrysostom remarketh, God did permit, and order to be commemorated with solemn lamentation, that all posterity might be admonished thereby, and deterred from such precipitant swearing.

It is in every way right that they should be commemorated for future generations.

Commemorated through ages, it is still the symbol of peace.