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Legatine
Legatine Leg"a*tine (-[.a]*t[imac]n), a.
1. Of or pertaining to a legate; as, legatine power.
--Holinshed.
2. Made by, proceeding from, or under the sanction of, a
legate; as, a legatine constitution. --Ayliffe.
Meaning of legatine from wikipedia
- as a state, or an
ecclesiastical province). The
relevant adjective is
legatine. In the High
Middle Ages,
papal legates were
often used to
strengthen the...
- A
legatine council or
legatine synod is an
ecclesiastical council or
synod that is
presided over by a
papal legate.
According to Pope
Gregory VII, writing...
- The S****ers, or
Legatine-Arians as they were
sometimes known, were an
English dissenting group that
emerged around the 1620s,
probably inspired by the...
- The
Medieval Inquisition was a
series of
Inquisitions (Catholic
Church bodies charged with
suppressing heresy) from
around 1184,
including the Episcopal...
-
numerous portraits were
painted of her,
particularly of her
speech at the
Legatine Trial, a
moment accurately rendered in Shakespeare's play
about Henry VIII...
- public, and to
grant Lambeth degrees, are
derived from the so
called "
legatine powers"
which were held by the Pope's
Legate to
England prior to the Reformation...
- was
captured at
Lincoln in
February 1141, and
imprisoned at Bristol. A
legatine council of the
English church held at
Winchester in
April 1141 declared...
-
Ralph de Domfront, was not dead, but
rather had been
deposed by the a
legatine council convened by
Alberic of
Ostia in
November 1139 in Antioch. However...
- Murdac. But in
September 1143, Henry's
legatine powers lapsed when Pope
Innocent II, who had made the
legatine appointment, died.
Celestine II was elected...
- send no
other legate a
latere (of the
highest rank) in his place. His
legatine commission was
terminated by the
summer of 1221. He was
finally consecrated...
