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Meanings of episcopal in English
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Examples for "pontifical"
Examples for "pontifical"
1
M. Edgeworth put on his pontifical robes, and began to celebrate mass.
2
Expenditure, always charming, becomes under these circumstances a sacred and pontifical act.
3
I noted it, I think, in the case of the pontifical feminine dress.
4
They passed between the pontifical guards, who gave the priest the military salute.
5
A pontifical and warlike nature, a singular thing in a youth.
Usage of episcopal in English
1
It became an episcopal see dependent on Milan in the 4th century.
2
Therefore it is also praiseworthy to desire promotion to the episcopal state.
3
So distinguished a merit raised him to the episcopal see of Worms.
4
That Tillotson was not raised to the episcopal bench excited some surprise.
5
Some person who saw his episcopal habit asked and received his blessing.
6
The assassins had even hewn Ednoth's finger off for the episcopal ring.
7
ALBENGA, a town and episcopal see of Liguria, Italy, on the N.W.
8
He attended today's episcopal ordination as did his predecessor Bishop Joseph Duffy.
9
One day he arrived at Senez, which is an ancient episcopal city.
10
The bland, almost episcopal serenity of Senator Hastings' face was somewhat disturbed.
11
To this end he waited on Doctor Mann at the episcopal palace.
12
No cathedral of Canterbury, no Sanders Hall, no episcopal or academic gowns.
13
They are not lordly like the battleships, nor episcopal like the cruisers.
14
Another was discovered in them and murdered in the episcopal chair.
15
She was in high favor at the episcopal palace of Arras.
16
With the development of the episcopal constitution, the councils gained rapidly in authority.
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