- The
hebdomadarian or
hebdomadary (from Gr**** ἑβδομάς hebdomás,
Latin hebdomada, "w****") is a
member of a
monastic convent who is
appointed by the superior...
-
early as 1298, in any case
before 1302 (the date on the
tombstone of the
hebdomadary Guillem Jorda, "initiator of the work of the cloister"), and continued...
- an archpriest, an archdeacon, two primiceri,
seventeen canons,
eight hebdomadaries, and
other clerics.
Beginning in 1788, at the
behest of
Ferdinand IV...
- with a Dean, a Sacristan, a Precentor;
there were also to be
three hebdomadary priests, 24 chaplains, two
deacons and two subdeacons, as well as six...
- Canons, to
which were
added some
sixty other clerics,
variously called hebdomadaries, prebendaries, or
simply clerics. The
Chapter was led by a pair of 'dignities'...
