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Clergy are
formal leaders within established religions.
Their roles and
functions vary in
different religious traditions, but
usually involve presiding...
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typographer James Raine (Chancellor) (1830–1896),
British antiquarian and
ecclesiast James Raine (footballer) (1886–1928),
English sportsman James Reyne (born...
- Plants" (1979 album).
Eccles (disambiguation)
Ecclesia (disambiguation)
Ecclesiast,
member of the
Clergy Wisdom of
Sirach (or Ecclesiasticus), apocryphal...
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Retrieved July 16, 2009. Miller, T. S. (2013). "Flying Chaucers,
Insectile Ecclesiasts, and
Pilgrims Through Space and Time: The
Science Fiction Chaucer". The...
- the does he have the empire, if not from our lord the pope?" The two
ecclesiasts were then
nearly beaten up, but the
Emperor enabled their swift escape...
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Coldingham by the
Wendover version of
Flores historiarum. To 12th-century
ecclesiasts,
invented tales of 9th-century violence—particularly
violence inflicted...
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published in Munich:
Cantiunculae Paschales (Little
Easter Songs)
Cantiones Ecclesiast. de Nativ. Christi, 4 voc. In
Monte Olivarum Salve Regina, 6 voc. Giulio...
- for fine living,
although his
standards seem in line with
other senior ecclesiasts of the time. However,
there certainly were
problems with the administration...
- sensational". Traditionally, the post had been
exclusively the
preserve of an
ecclesiast. The last lay
appointment to the
office had been that of Sir
Thomas Beaufort...
- fifteenth-century
authors have been proposed,
ranging from a
contemporary poet to an
Ecclesiast, but
since even the
exact dates of its
composition are also
debated it...
