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Значения термина sacerdotal order на английском
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Использование термина sacerdotal order на английском
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Moses, in his legislation for his nation, separated them, and instituted a sacerdotalorder or caste.
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Why, they asked, were none but members of the sacerdotalorder to be intrusted with this duty?
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The ascendancy of the sacerdotalorder was long the ascendancy which naturally and properly belongs to intellectual superiority.
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The selection of this problem of course rests with the sacerdotalorder, or in other words, with the High Priest.
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The sacerdotalorder, though numerous, was not distinguished by any peculiar badge or costume from the rest of the nation.
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The sacerdotalorder consisted of high-priests, prophets, scribes, keepers of the sacred robes and animals, sacred sculptors, masons, and embalmers.
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That the sacerdotalorder should encroach on the functions of the civil magistrate would, in our time, be a great evil.
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That the sacerdotalorder should encroach on the functions of the chief magistrate, would in our time be a great evil.
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He had already flung a daring challenge to the sacerdotalorder represented by the eminent ecclesiastics residing in Najaf, Karbilá and Kazímayn.
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The whole number of functionaries, including those of the sacerdotalorder, who officiated at the Coricancha alone, was no less than four thousand.25
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From the age of Numa to the reign of Gratian, the Romans preserved the regular succession of the several colleges of the sacerdotalorder.
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A famous "thieves' society," formed for the purpose of opening and plundering the royal tombs, contained among its members persons of the sacerdotalorder.
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Like the Mosaic Law, under the sedulous care of the sacerdotalorders it ripened into a most burdensome ritualism.