The king made himself supremepontiff of Atonu, and took precedence of the high priest.
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Inside this literary Vatican, until his death in 1965, TS Eliot was the supremepontiff.
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As the supremepontiff could not reside in a private house, he declared his abode to be State property.
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The other priests, though his brothers or his sons, are officially subordinate to him, as bishops to the supremepontiff.
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Which holy death was signified unto the foresaid supremepontiff, under the hand of a public notary, in the following words:
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His paramount obligations as an archbishop were, according to all the ideas of his age, to the supremepontiff of Christendom.
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Inducted to serve two-year renewable enlistments, recruits swear to lay down their life, if necessary, in defense of the supremepontiff.
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To these accumulated honors, the policy of Augustus soon added the splendid as well as important dignities of supremepontiff, and of censor.
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Pope Honorius, however, sent letters to the king, raising the interdict, and thereupon Bernard turned his fearless indignation upon the supremepontiff himself.
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But when queried about this, Steve Jobs -then, as later, the supremepontiff of the Church of Apple -was adamant and unrepentant.
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He found the patronage of the Church the mere desecrated spoil and merchandise of princes: he reduced it within the dominion of the supremepontiff.
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The unity of the Apostolic supremepontiff; for neither Peter nor Paul, James nor John pretended to be the governor of the household of faith.
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Rite and Reason: Pope Benedict will be SupremePontiff a year on Wednesday.
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He may not be the SupremePontiff, but Gaja is a big name in Piedmont.
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He denies that the supremePontiff has the unlimited power of binding and loosingclaimed for him.
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Standing before him, the senior Deacon Cardinal said, "Do you accept your canonical election as SupremePontiff?"