Two years later, Le Corbusier, the high priest of modern architecture, gave the complex his blessing.
The moral weight of Karl Marx's criticisms of 19th-century capitalism even won him praise from the high priest of Western liberalism, Karl Popper, a Viennese-born philosopher who emigrated to London.
On this score, reality is dawning on policy makers: Last week, Bank of England Governor Mervyn King, the high priest of the global regulatory onslaught, called for a rethink of the Basel liquidity rules that have led banks to hoard cash in ultra-low-yielding central bank reserves and government bonds.
The romantic, Wagnerian ideal of the creator as high priest, dragging the musical public after him, was one reason it turned its back on the new in favour of the familiar.
Yeah, the one which portrays high priest Albert Gore as a sinister figure who brainwashes penguins and bores movie audiences by blaming the Mideast crisis on evil fossil fuel use.
Those things are at their mildest in Matt Lane, the librarian and archivist of the title: benign high-priest of literary hush, untouched by history (too late for the first world war and a non-combatant in the second), unproblematically Christian.
High Priest Jacob, is the 132nd lineal descendent of Aaron, the brother of Moses.
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Then, inspired by NYC's High Line, Fletcher Priest won the Green Infrastructure Ideas Competition with his proposal for an underground mushroom tunnel beneath the streets of London.
Horror icon Boris Karloff stars in the original 1932 version of The Mummy in which a team of British archaeologists accidentally revives a mummified high priest after 3, 700 years.
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