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Meanings of cathedra in English
Usage of cathedra in English
1
Was the famous Syllabus Errorum, for example, issued ex cathedra or not?
2
Kranitski made a wry face in the cathedra, and muttered:
3
She sprang toward the cathedra, and, wringing her hands, exclaimed:
4
To speak ex cathedra or infallibly, three things are required:
5
I am tired of your ex-cathedra statements and your self-sufficiency.'
6
He felt himself justified in declaring, ex cathedra, the boy Mohammed's position perfectly untenable.
7
Or precisely WHEN the Roman Pontiff was speaking ex cathedra?
8
Lars, he proclaimed as if he were the Bishop of Gout Couch, speaking ex cathedra.
9
This decision is ex cathedra, and well sustained.
10
How do we know when the Pope speaks "ex cathedra"?
11
Don't interrupt me when I'm talking ex cathedra.
12
Kranitski, buried in the cathedra, panted aloud for some seconds till he said, with a complaining voice:
13
Rameses raised himself from the back of his cathedra, against which he lounged, and moved a step forward.
14
Let us put an end to this alleged controversy before Rome is forced to issue an edict ex cathedra.
15
Then he sank into the cathedra so that in spite of his lofty stature he almost disappeared in it.
16
Kranitski rushed from the cathedra, and, seizing the young man by both hands, looked into his face with tenderness:
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