ACT I. SCENE I. Forecourt of the Temylar-H'tue; IN the baekgnmiol tli Chufh,to the right of which wlj-àn* the yt unjinùhcl buttling f the Sa-riity wrrounilcJ by icaffnlding, toth-- I ft the C'UtU of the Ortler. Before the Church, the tlitue of the ii'i'jrti Saviour trith the jlag of victory. Karly morning. The bell « i. mh to mat! ». Temfibirt anil peoj)le cnttit the stage, man* Coining ut of the ('Lurch, ami mine going in. A Knight Temjihtr mol n Pro ft thus MER/. KXK.IIT TEMPI AK. p RAISE IJO to Jesus Christ ! PRIEST. Eternally ! [They g^ together intothe Church. AsTRA-LlsapyroiiehtJi, carrying a mendicant'i lag, and Jressol in bright yellow.1 ASTRALIS (Alone). Soon will tho jubilant sun pour forth his rays, Tho little boll of morning rings him greeting.— Author of Life, I also give theo praise ! Soon, Robert, will thy feet, to forest fleeting, 1 It » »« only in later l men, and in the Wwt, that tho ecclesiastical Anchorite-garb became ilark in colour. The early Christian Anchorite* and Cénobites of the Kast, as in the l'/ryptian Thebaid and *o f rth, were brightly clad in yellow, blue, 4c. &c.