- bodies, the
Chapter of
Provincials and the
Chapter of
Definitors (or
Diffinitors), a
unique configuration within the
Catholic Church. Each body is of...
- the last
abbot of the
Benedictine abbey of Oldenstadt. 1523 he
became Diffinitor of the
Bursfelde Congregation. He was also
reader of
Martin Luther's writings...
-
Jesus would not do so." As
stated in the Acts of the
General Chapter of
Diffinitors of the
Order of
Friars Preachers meeting, the text read "as a radical...
- in the
Dominican Province of the
Philippines like
Master of Novices,
Diffinitor of the
Provincial Chapter,
Provincial Councilor, as well as
Rector of...
-
Sabina tempore quo
curia erat in Urbe. Qui et fuit in
pluribus capitulis diffinitor,
postmodum prior perusinus;
demum factus prior in
Sancta Sabina, per papam...
- 1506 vicar-general, in 1508
prothonotary and
judex generalis, in 1509
diffinitor cleri minoris at St. Stephen's, and in 1510
scholasticus in the same chapter...
-
because Castracani was
about to die — and he did. He
acquired the
ranks of
diffinitor and
magister sacrae paginae,
although these are
rarely attested because...
-
Sabina tempore quo
curia erat in Urbe. Qui et fuit in
pluribus capitulis diffinitor,
postmodum prior perusinus;
demum factus prior in
Sancta Sabina, per papam...
-
benefices were
granted to
certain canons.
William de
Halesworth was a
diffinitor at the
Augustinian chapter at
Northampton in 1404.
Between 1430 and 1457...
- d'Aquino (Bologna 2006),
chapter 8, pp. 200ff. In 1263,
Thomas had been
diffinitor of the
Roman Province at the
General Chapter, held in London: V. Fontana...
