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Meanings of legate in English
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legat Usage of legate in English
1
On the morrow, October 14, Luther brought his reply to the legate.
2
To this last proposal the legate consented, as did all the others.
3
He escorted the legate back to his quarters in a cold fury.
4
Philip refused, and Innocent, through his legate, put France under an interdict.
5
Now, Cesare, being a duke, resents a cousin's being a papal legate.
6
Before the legate he 'acted,' as he expressed it, 'the complete Luther.'
7
A papal legate was shut up in the capital, encouraging it to resist.
8
If not in fact, at least in intent, the Cardinal-legate had certainly sinned.
9
William Rufus expels Archbishop Anselm, from England in defiance of the papal legate.
10
I hold the appointment of legionary legate by the hand of Saturninus Augustus.
11
He was no more the Roman legate, but the English minister.
12
To bring that about Seward despatched a personal legate to Springfield.
13
A legate was sent to Charles by the pope, to protest against it.
14
The legate, the procurator, the high priest, and Herod himself, are my friends.
15
Thomas Wolsey, Archbishop of York, cardinal, papal legate, Lord Chancellor: Thomas Cromwell's patron.
16
The legate sighed and turned his attention back to the marching troops below.
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