Definition of Presbiter. Meaning of Presbiter. Synonyms of Presbiter

- Samuel Presbiter (fl. 1200) was a theologian, a student of William de Montibus at the cathedral school in Lincoln, England. He is the creator of several...
- leading educational centres in England, producing writers such as Samuel Presbiter and Richard of Wetheringsett, though it declined in importance after William's...
- Paris, and in Lincoln taught Samuel Presbiter and Richard of Wetheringsett. Dunning, Andrew N.J. (2016). Samuel Presbiter: Notes from the school of William...
- marginal notice, in a thirteenth-century hand, indicating that a certain presbiter vel monacus (presbyter and monk) named Domingo wrote this codex during...
- inauditae calamitatis nostrae percurramus historiam, Steph**** cardinalis presbiter apostolicae sedis, vir videlicet tantae gravitatis et honestatis nitore...
- EFFICIANTV R XPISTICOLE SALVBRITER CONFITENDO TRINVM PER HENNE · HOC IOHANNES PRESBITER SVB TEMPORE VVISSAS CLAVO DVCI OPVS BENE COMPOSVIT DEVOTE On the fifth...
- Naiam, ac deinceps totius Orientis imperium, vocatusque est (ut erat) presbiter et rex Joannes; quo defuncto imperium sibi arrogavit frater ejus Vuth...
- Andrew (730) (see also: September 20) Venerable Jonah the Sabbaite, the Presbiter (9th century), father of Sts. Theophanes the Hymnographer and Theodore...
- (i.e. before Pietro Vesconte's portolan of 1311). The signature read: Presbiter Johannes Rector sancti Marci de portu Ianue me fecit. The Carignano chart...
- though with inaccurate dates; among their signatories appears Matthaeus, presbiter et cardinalis, without the titular church, so Brixius' statement can be...