- time. The
usage of
these travelling evangelists is
known as
itineracy or
itinerancy.
Early first century New
Testament figures such as John the Baptist, Jesus...
- up
itinerant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
itinerant is a
person who
travels habitually.
Itinerant may
refer to: "Travellers" or
itinerant groups...
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Itinerant teachers (also
called "visiting" or "peripatetic" teachers) are
traveling schoolteachers. They are
sometimes specialized to work in the trades...
- An
itinerant court was a
migratory form of
government shared in
European kingdoms during the
Early Middle Ages. It was an
alternative to
having a capital...
- An
itinerant poet or
strolling minstrel (also
known variously as a gleeman, circler, or cantabank) was a
wandering minstrel, bard, musician, or other...
- A
Justice Itinerant was a
royal appointed official sent to the
English counties and
Ireland to
administer justice. Holdsworth,
William Searle (1922)....
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There are a
number of
traditionally itinerant or
travelling groups in
Europe who are
known as
Travellers or
Gypsies (the
latter being increasingly taken...
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Beginning in the
early days of
silent films Itinerant filmmakers traveled across the US[when?][clarification
needed : Where? Context?] to make
their movies...
- he and
William Thom then
founded a
movement initially called ‘The New
Itinerancy’, then the
Methodist New
Connexion (1798,
merged since 1907 in the United...
-
Schnorrer (שנאָרער; also
spelled shnorrer) is a
Yiddish pejorative term for a
beggar who,
unlike ordinary beggars,
presents himself as
respectable and...
