-
moment of
asking a
question to the astrologist); he also
gives dignities,
prelacies, and the
favour of
friends and foes, and can
metamorphose a man into any...
-
Prelacy of Lebanon,
based in
Beirut Armenian Prelacy of Aleppo,
based in
Aleppo Armenian Prelacy of Jezireh [hy],
based in
Qamishli Armenian Prelacy of...
-
cunning in all arts, and
special in rhetoric, he
procures the loss of
prelacies and dignities:
nineteen legions hear (and obey) him.
Other spellings include...
- such as
abbots and
major superiors, are
based upon this
original model of
prelacy. In a
general sense, a "prelate" in the
Catholic Church and
other Christian...
-
Armenian Prelacy of
Aleppo (Armenian: Հալեպի թեմ
Halepi Tem), is one of the
oldest dioceses of the
Armenian Apostolic Church outside the
historic Armenian...
- divinity, and the
creation of the world; he also
confers dignities and
prelacies, and the
favour of
friends and foes.
Orobas is
faithful to the conjurer...
- Churches". pluralism.org.
Retrieved 2020-11-25. "Oriental
Orthodoxy « Western
Prelacy". westernprelacy.org.
Retrieved 2020-11-25. Lamport, Mark A. (2018). Encyclopedia...
- Tchilingirian,
Hratch (16
January 2018). "Historic Ordination:
Tehran Prelacy of the
Armenian Church Ordains Deaconess". The
Armenian W****ly. Retrieved...
- A
territorial prelate is, in
Catholic usage, a
prelate whose geographic jurisdiction,
called territorial prelature,
generally does not
belong to any diocese...
- of much of the
clergy of his time. The
Jesuit vow
against "ambitioning
prelacies" can be seen as an
effort to
counteract another problem evidenced in the...
