- An ostiarius, a
Latin word
sometimes anglicized as
ostiary but
often literally translated as
porter or doorman,
originally was an
enslaved person or guard...
-
baptized Rom****
after the
soldier was imprisoned. He
became a
church ostiary in Rome and was
later martyred. Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913). "Sts....
- the
clerical state,
after which he
could receive the four
minor orders (
ostiary, lectorate,
order of exorcists,
order of acolytes) and then the
major orders...
- osteotome, osteotomy, periosteum,
synostosis osti-
entrance Latin ostium ostiary, ostiolar, ostiole,
ostium ostrac- s**** Gr**** ὄστρειον (óstreion), ὀστρακίζω...
-
ossuary †ossiculum ossicul- ōscen ōscin-
songbird oscine ostium osti-
ostiary, ostiolar, ostiole,
ostium †ostiolum ostiol-
otium oti-
leisure negotiable...
- osteotome, osteotomy, periosteum,
synostosis osti-
entrance Latin ostium ostiary, ostiolar, ostiole,
ostium ostrac- s**** Gr**** ὄστρειον (óstreion), ὀστρακίζω...
-
December 1744. His son
Thomas was
granted on 28
January 1744 the
places of
ostiary,
under librarian, and
clerk ****istant at Sion College. In 1716 came out...
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pontificate (bishop of Rome). All the
orders except the
minor order of
ostiary are
enumerated by the
early African writers. Both
exorcists and lectors...
