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Meanings of ecclesiastical dignitary in inglês
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Usage of ecclesiastical dignitary in inglês
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No ecclesiasticaldignitary in Europe was his superior, except the Pope.
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ARCHBISHOP, n. An ecclesiasticaldignitary one point holier than a bishop.
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In verse 2 the ecclesiasticaldignitary comes first, but in verse 8 the civil.
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A certain bishop, who lived at Taos or at Santa Fe, embodied his loftiest idea of an ecclesiasticaldignitary.
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The measure calls for marriage to be performed or solemnized by a judge, retired judge, preacher, minister, rabbi, or ecclesiasticaldignitary.
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At Adrianople the Patriarch was beheaded, with eight other ecclesiasticaldignitaries.
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Ecclesiasticaldignitaries, unless popes or sovereigns, are to be entered under their surnames.
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Sycophants, courtiers, jesters, imbecile sons of princes, became great ecclesiasticaldignitaries.
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She appointed magistrates and ecclesiasticaldignitaries.
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The news has been dominated by ecclesiasticaldignitaries declaiming who cannot be granted access to the grace of God.
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The number of chief tenants who derived their title from the Crown, including ecclesiasticaldignitaries, was probably about fifteen hundred.
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This work was sanctioned by various high ecclesiasticaldignitaries, and served its purpose; for it covered the retreat of the Church.
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The assembly was composed exclusively of nobles in possession of fiefs, of ecclesiasticaldignitaries, and of a small number of municipal officers.
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And not a few bishops, and other ecclesiasticaldignitaries, began to consider learning as prejudicial to piety-and grammar and ungodliness were thought akin.
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But as Vienna was a Catholic city, great ecclesiasticaldignitaries, not always of noble birth, were on an equality with counts and barons.