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His position as patron of the entire city seems to have meant that he appeared less in the personal devotions of individual Londoners and their religious guilds. His position and protection was on a more overarching corporate level. As such he was often paired in songs and sermons with other saints popular in the City such as St Katherine and St Edmund, or with political celebrities including Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, and King Henry V.
In origin a Germanic word meaning a chest or reliquary, this term describes something which contains a sacred object. It can thus be applied to an elaborate tomb around the body of a saint, a cabinet containing a relic or to the whole architectural complex where such a body or relic rests.
The holder of five earldoms, Thomas of Lancaster effectively governed England during part of the reign of Edward II. However, in 1322 he was the head of a rebellion which was halted at the Battle of Boroughbridge. Executed by his political enemies near Pontefract Castle in Yorkshire, Thomas came to be regarded as a martyr. His beheading may be the subject of a wall painting from the 1340s at South Newington in Oxfordshire. His cult is just one medieval example of the instance of a political martyr who came to be regarded as an unofficial saint.
Religious poetry set to music and sung during worship. New Testament writers talk about Psalms and Hymns, the scriptural poems of the Old Testament and new songs, some of the texts of which may be incorporated into the Bible (for example, Philippians 2: 5-11). In the Middle Ages the term hymn can be broadly applied to Christian songs, it is perhaps most frequently used to designate works that do not fulfill a more specific role within the liturgy
English Archbishop (Archbishop of Canterbury from 1162) and martyr, famously murdered by knights at Canterbury Cathedral after a dispute with Henry II. Miracles were soon recorded at his tomb. Canonised in 1173, his shrine became one of the most popular pilgrimage centres in Christendom. Patron saint of London with St Paul.
Sweeties is our cocktail bar, discotheque and late-night lounge bringing playful drinks and glorious misbehaviour to the top of The Standard, London. Think sweet sips and indulgent cocktails surrounded by floor-to-ceiling views and a good time soundtrack from our ever-evolving DJ line-up. This one hits the spot.
Michelin-starred Chef Peter Sanchez-Iglesias merges the Spanish cuisine of his family with his love of Mexico for his debut London restaurant, Decimo. Expect lots of flavour - gambas rojas, Iberico pork, mezcal cocktails and a dramatically different tortilla. Situated on the 10th floor of the Standard, London, Decimo is uniquely positioned with floor-to-ceiling windows and dramatic views across the London skyline and only accessible by our exterior red-pill lift. Book your table below.
Isla offers an approachable seasonal menu featuring light proteins and a minimal-intervention wine list. Isla is ideal for dining at any time of day; long, lounging al fresco meals or breakfast meetings. Enjoy the serene garden terrace with a retractable weather-proofed awning, allowing dining through both the summer and winter evenings. Award-winning author and chef Ixta Belfrage has created a short but very delicious menu featuring all of her favorite flavors and dishes: past, present, and future.
Nestled within our brutalist walls is in fact a library but not one you might expect. Once home to the Camden Council Library, the space has been transformed into equal parts book-filled haven and cosy lounge where you can get stuck into books from categories including order and chaos, science and religion or, one of our favourites, adult relationships.
The closest place to park your car near The Standard, London is the NCP London Kings Cross St Pancras on Judd Street, just 5 minutes from the hotel. However, it often gets quite busy and is inaccessible at night so we'd also recommend NCP Brunswick Square, Marchmont St, London WC1N 1AF.
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