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Meaning of "ecclesiastics"
Ecclesiastic (noun): Refers to a clergyman or an official of a church. This term is commonly used to describe someone involved in the practices or administration of a religious institution
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- plural of ecclesiastic
- The field of study of the church.
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Many ecclesiastics of the period were his pupils.
He was related to a number of other ecclesiastics of the period.
All the ecclesiastics of the diocese wished to see me.
To form a commission with ecclesiastics and jurists.
Ecclesiastics had been against him.
In no case must ecclesiastics hold possessions.
It also served as a prison for ecclesiastics.
In the ecclesiastics of his day.
The interference of lay judges in capital or criminal causes of ecclesiastics.
Catholic ecclesiastics generally.
It belongs to another kind of ecclesiastics.
The ecclesiastics live entirely on the voluntary offerings of the faithful.
Forced upon all ecclesiastics.
Ecclesiastics are needed.
That opinion is not shared by an amazing number of equally worthy ecclesiastics.
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In the early years of the colony ecclesiastics held a considerable amount of power.
Gothic architects acquired knowledge of construction metrics from the ecclesiastics.
The same period saw other ecclesiastics involved in the founding of bells.
In the government of his diocese the bishop is assisted by various ecclesiastics.
Ecclesiastics or theologians.
The imposition of tithes and taxes on ecclesiastics without special leave of the pope.
The marquise received but little society and that little consisted almost entirely of ecclesiastics.
The seventh forbade ecclesiastics to exercise the military art or to hold a secular office.
They have contended for the entire independence of ecclesiastics on the civil magistrate.
He could oblige the ecclesiastics either to farm their uncultivated lands or rent them out.
I admit that all those that I am educating and maintaining will not be ecclesiastics.
Here the distinction was made between the ecclesiastics in their temporal and spiritual capacities.
Lingua Ecclesiae is the first intensive summer Latin course specifically designed for ecclesiastics.
Commission of ecclesiastics upon the convocation of a national Council.
It was published under the title Ecclesiastics Indicted.
The ecclesiastics included archbishops, bishops and certain abbots.
Then there were those glorious ecclesiastics who fought against Freemasonry.
Apostles were evangelists and pastors, not ecclesiastics.
For example the training of ecclesiastics and Greek orthodox clergy remains problematical.
The kingdom of heaven is at hand, the ecclesiastics.
However, ecclesiastics in some countries follow slightly different traditions.
Among whom were twenty-eight ecclesiastics.
On the one hand, all the ecclesiastics who refuse the oath are dismissed.
All believers are to do so, not merely ecclesiastics.
Besides bishops, certain other ecclesiastics are privileged to wear rings.
However, he is better remembered as the patriarch of an important family of ecclesiastics.
Blasphemers and incontinent, negligent, or simoniac ecclesiastics were to be severely punished.
Previous to that time, most investigations were due to individual efforts, especially by ecclesiastics.
In most of these descriptions, those healed were ecclesiastics or members of the nobility.
The knights, ecclesiastics and civic dignitaries on its altar tombs became familiar to him.
In a word, the retreat was thenceforth an established custom of pious ecclesiastics.
As a result, relations between the two ecclesiastics soon became strained.
Exercises dominion over the great sciences, influences philosophers and ecclesiastics.
The pope replied by appointing four ecclesiastics as his legates to the khan 's court.
From two ranks amongst men power hath been seized, kings and ecclesiastics.
