- In Christianity, an
episcopus vagans (plural
episcopi vagantes;
Latin for 'wandering bishops' or 'stray bishops') is a
person consecrated, in a "clandestine...
-
Clerici vagantes or
vagabundi (singular
clericus vagans or vagabundus) is a
medieval Latin term
meaning "wandering clergy"
applied in
early canon law to...
- man-marking
defenders and a full-back who was
described as a
terzino volante (or
vagante, as
noted at the time by
former footballer and
Gazzetta dello Sport journalist...
- The
Epistolae Vagantes is a
collection of the
letters of Pope
Gregory VII not
included in his register. The
collection was
edited by H. E. J.
Cowdrey in...
-
allegiance to its traditions. He has been
compared to the
medieval episcopi vagantes (wandering bishops), who left
their discipline but not
their cultural heritage...
- Duke,
action platform game. The
Shooting of Isaac,
vertical shooter game.
Vagante,
action RPG
platform game. Zloxx, 2D
action platformer.
Further examples...
- ISBNÂ 9781780633312.
Retrieved 22
April 2015.
Bruno Ziglioli (2010). La mina
vagante. Il
disastro di
Seveso e la solidarietĂ ****onale (in Italian). FrancoAngeli...
- of a bishop, is used; this has
given rise to the
phenomenon of
episcopi vagantes (for example,
clergy of the
Independent Catholic groups which claim apostolic...
- the call of
Christ through the church."
Baptist successionism Episcopi vagantes Lineage (Buddhism), A
similar practice in
Buddhist tradition List of bishops...
-
primates of
these churches are
typically referred to as
episcopi vagantes or
vagantes in short.
According to the
Encyclopedia of Religion,
Oriental Orthodoxy...
