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colégio dos cardeais (Roman Catholic Church) the body of cardinals who advise the Pope and elect new Popes.
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A general rising against Rome-a wide schism-thesacred college divided into three parties.
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Philae again -theHoly Island, with its sacred college of priests.
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The second presents the notion of one old sacred college for the maintenance of poetic uniformity.
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We had passed through the sacred college together, and always he had been known as the dullard.
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He was underdoyen of the sacred college.
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The cardinal at the same time expressed his wish to hear him preach before the pope and the sacred college.
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Meanwhile his friends were not idle: and he had friends, as I have already hinted, even in the sacred college.
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He boldly encountered the sacred college, confessed his sin and the innocence of the man they were about to crucify.
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When he had come to the sacred college of Saint Fynnianus, they all had no small joy at his arrival.
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Alberoni was the opprobrium of the sacred college; proceedings, as I have said, were in progress to deprive him of his cardinalship.
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We had met at the Lodge of Freemasons, for the members of the sacred college were by no means afraid of their own anathemas.
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Charles Taneo at their head, with the title of Captain of the Sacred College.
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The Sacred College of Cardinals is more or less equivalent of a privy council.
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The Sacred College of Cardinals is more or less equivalent to a Privy Council.
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Is he acting secretly and powerfully on the Sacred College?
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We still hope," he added, "that the Sacred College may refuse the investiture.