And there appeared unto them cloven tongues like as of fire, & it sat upon each of them.
However St Dunstan spotted the cloven hooves beneath the dress, and grabbed the devil's nose with his red hot pincers!
Some more potent upheaval had cloven a great slice from the marble mantel.
The Devil's cloven hoof is perhaps one of the most common articles of folk belief.
The facing of the cloven surfaces was done by hammer-dressing, using rounded masses of quartzose hornstone, held in the hand without any handle.
The great elk did not say, " Cloven hoofs are very much worn now.
The Red Dragon of Wales and the cloven Celtic cross of Cadw now fly from the Edwardian castles.
These animals must have cloven hooves and chew their cud.
This was known to medieval alchemy as the sign of the cloven hoof.. .
Your heads cloven by the pagans ' blades, O warriors of the King of glory, ye truly vanquished death.