cardinal's hat

The King may get for him a cardinal's hat.

Almost at the same time d'Albret arrived in quest of his cardinal's hat.

The lion, the stone and a cardinal's hat are the traditional attributes of the saint.

"He must leave me to negotiate for my cardinal's hat in my own fashion."

Desiderius Erasmus was offered a cardinal's hat, but he declined.

Because of his high birth, great abilities and Europe-wide fame, he was immediately offered a cardinal's hat.

Sanders was ordained a priest in Rome, and even before the end of 1550 had been mentioned as a likely candidate for the cardinal's hat.

Service to the King of France seemed to him the easiest route to a cardinal's hat, his constant ambition.

At last, after three days, he received a letter from the Duke of York, 'explaining his fatal design' to accept a cardinal's hat.

Methought when he looked upon the cardinal's hat a voice said low in his ear: 'Your foot is on the ladder.'

It is possible that the galero (wide-brimmed cardinal's hat) may be derived from this umbrella.

The most impressive pictorial plate is shaped like a cardinal's hat with a wide brim and shallow crown.

On the 15th of August 1802 he was consecrated Bishop, and the following year received the Cardinal's hat.

The arms are depicted beneath a red cardinal's hat with fifteen tassels on either side, and sometimes in front of two crossed croziers.

My uncle was involved in two missions in Rome: one the dispensation and the other his hope of receiving a cardinal's hat.

In 1515 he was at Westminster Abbey when Wolsey received his cardinal's hat.

The cardinal's hat.

Or anything else, for that matter, including a necklace of silver bells, a Cardinal's hat or even a steamboat-anything to keep him contented.

The Worcester Evening News picture shows troops outside the Cardinal's Hat.

And if all shopping makes you thirsty, then try the Cardinal's Hat in Friar Street.

King Henry, however, forbade the cardinal's hat to be brought into England, declaring that he would send the head to Rome instead.

As a result, Rinaldo d'Este refused to travel to Rome to receive his cardinal's hat.

"And he fell over his feet in the doorway," Edwy countered promptly, "and blushed red as a cardinal's hat."

He was rewarded with the office of Master of the Sacred Palace and later with a cardinal's hat in 1439.

Despite committing both rape and murder, he managed to retain his cardinal's hat and was permitted to return to Rome following several periods of banishment.