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- clerum, et devotissimum populum: una **** beatissimo Papa nostro N. et Antistite nostro N. quiete temporum ****idua protectione regere, gubernare, et conservare...
- March 1968, Honorary Prelates (HP) were called Domestic Prelates (Latin: Antistites Urbani). Those who held certain offices were also granted the title, such...
- throughout the year, 1806, p. ****iii, **** famulo tuo Papa nostro N. et Antistite nostro N. et Rege nostro N. Burbridge, E. (1905), E. G. Cuthbert F. Atchley...
- EXORNATAM DEDICAVIT DECESSORI INVICTO SOSPITATRICI SVAE IOSEPHO FERRARIO ANTISTITE VRBANO PRAEFECTO AERARI It was through an artillery-opened breach in the...
- designations, e.g. church president or president of the church council. Antistites were an early form of bishops, and were also recorded in records about...
- called ministrae, who performed smaller ceremonies, as well as ****istants. Antistites managed the temple pharmacy. Priestesses of lower rank could be freedwomen...
- specify the direction of the bow. In the 1970 text a footnote after "et Antistite nostro N." indicates that at that point mention may be made of the coadjutor...
- elevated to cathedral on April 27, 1998 after the papal bull "Sacrorum Antistites". Catholic Church in Costa Rica Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel...
- tutt'altro luogo." Gams, p. 698. Lanzoni, p. 497. Kehr IV, p. 214: "De primo antistite Viri docti inter se discordant; A. Yernarecci (Fossombrone p. 114) Timothemn...
- Roman Missal long contained the words "et pro rege nostro N." after "et Antistite nostro N." (see below). It has a prayer for the celebrant himself (Brightman...