sceptre

the king held the golden sceptre in his hand

the sceptre symbolizes power and authority

the queen passed the sceptre to her successor

the sceptre was adorned with precious gems

the sceptre was used in the coronation ceremony

the sceptre is a traditional symbol of monarchy

the sceptre was passed down through generations

the sceptre was a gift from a foreign dignitary

the sceptre was kept in a velvet-lined case

the sceptre was used to bestow blessings upon the people

Monarchs have added to the sceptre's design over time.

The Stuart sceptre well she swayed, but the sword she could not wield.

" It shall be, " he said, " for the sceptre of the young King, "

During Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, the sceptre was among the objects adorning her coffin.

The crown is placed on a velvet cushion, and lying near it are the golden orb and the sceptre.

And with what crown shall I crown thee, and what sceptre shall I place in thy hand?

You question him, he who put the sceptre in your hand?

Seated within the glittering throne was General Jinjur, with the Scarecrow's second-best crown upon her head, and the royal sceptre in her right hand.

" Tell you what is engraved on the sceptre of the Emperor-beyond-the-Sea? You at least know the Magic which the Emperor put into Narnia at the very beginning. "

And the little page opened his big blue eyes in wonder, and said smiling to him, " My lord, I see thy robe and thy sceptre, but where is thy crown? "