- tablet. From
their origin in the
court of the Dominate,
there were
several primicerii (primikērioi in Gr****, from the 12th
century usually spelled primmikērioi)...
-
chamberlains (camerarii),
almoners (eleemosynarii), hospitalarii, portarii,
primicerii, or custodes.
Canons are
sometimes given the
functions of
punctator and...
- do****ents. Prin****l
among these were the
senior secretaries (Latin:
primicerii notariorum, lit. 'the
first [name] on the wax [tablet]
among the notaries'...
-
which is
composed of four
dignities (the Archdeacon, the Dean, and two
Primicerii) and
sixteen Canons. In 1757,
there were twenty-five Canons. Following...
-
composed of four
dignities (the Archdeacon, the Archpriest, and two
Primicerii) and
sixteen other canons, with the
addition of six
minor canons called...
- was
composed of four
dignities (the Archdeacon, the Archpriest, and two
Primicerii) and
eighteen canons. The
medieval cathedral was
consecrated in 1295....
- In 1698
there were four
dignities (the dean, the archdeacon, and two
primicerii) In Lent 1087, an
important conference of
cardinals and
bishops took place...
-
Archpriest of
civitas S. Angeli, the
Archpriest of
Monte Silvano, and two
Primicerii; it also
states that
there were
sixteen Canons of Penne. In 1698, the...
- body, the Chapter,
composed of
three dignities (the Archdeacon, and two
Primicerii) and
twenty Canons (two of whom are
designated Theologus and Primicerius...
-
headed by five
dignities (the Archdeacon, the Dean, the Penitentiary, two
Primicerii, and the Treasurer). The
Treasurer acted as the
parish priest of the cathedral...
