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Meanings of capitulary in English
Synonyms
Examples for "capitular"
Examples for "capitular"
1
Six capitular members of the Greater Bohemian Mercantilist Alliance sat around a long oak table.
2
A most violent persecution was begun against the vicar-capitular and the clergy who remained loyal to him.
3
But in the two succeeding centuries there was no class of clergy which fell so far from the ideal as the capitular clergy.
4
Marriage was forbidden for the future; the capitular clergy had to part from their wives; but the vested interest of the parish priest was respected.
5
Thus no body of ecclesiastics stood in need of thorough reform more than the capitular clergy, and no class proved so hard to deal with.
Usage of capitulary in English
1
A capitulary of Charlemagne in
2
These scenes replete with dignity, took place in that Capitulary Hall now so shamefully defiled.
3
In the eighth century, one of Charlemagne's capitularies seems to have had a like purpose.
4
The Frankish capitularies of Charlemange's time adopted ecclesiastical penances.
5
In our western countries, falconry dates from the fourth and fifth centuries, as is proved by the capitularies of Dagobert.
6
The capitularies of Charlemagne and of Louis le Débonnaire impose severe penalties on fiery phantoms which presume to appear in the air.
7
Things went on thus for one or two capitularies, or a greater number, until, with God's help, all the necessities of the occasion were regulated.
Capitulary through the time