[[26]] The Savoyard's name for its flower, "Pain du Bon Dieu," is very beautiful; from, I believe, the supposed resemblance of its white and scattered blossom to the fallen manna, [Ruskin.]
[[27]] Ezekiel vii, 10; Hosea vi, 3.
[[28]] In "The Mountain Gloom," the chapter immediately preceding.
[[29]] Ruskin refers to The Fulfilling of the Scripture, a book by Robert Fleming [1630-94].
[[30]] Some sentences of an argumentative nature have been omitted from this selection.
[[31]] A mythical island in the Atlantic.
[[32]] I have often seen the white, thin, morning cloud, edged with the seven colours of the prism. I am not aware of the cause of this phenomenon, for it takes place not when we stand with our backs to the sun, but in clouds near the sun itself, irregularly and over indefinite spaces, sometimes taking place in the body of the cloud. The colours are distinct and vivid, but have a kind of metallic lustre upon them. [Ruskin.]
[[33]] Lake Lucerne. [Ruskin.]
[[34]] The implication is that Turner has best delivered it.
[[35]] The full title of this chapter is "Of the Received Opinions touching the 'Grand Style.'"