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Definition of ecclesia
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Ecclesia
(n.) A
church,
either
as a body or as a
building..
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Classis
::
Classis
(n.) An
ecclesiastical
body or
judicatory
in
certain
churches,
as the
Reformed
Dutch.
It is
intermediate
between
the
consistory
and the
synod,
and
corresponds
to the
presbytery
in the
Presbyterian
church..
Consociate
::
Consociate
(v. t.) To unite in an
ecclesiastical
consociation.
Mystic
::
Mystic
(n.) One given to
mysticism;
one who holds
mystical
views,
interpretations,
etc.;
especially,
in
ecclesiastical
history,
one who
professed
mysticism.
See
Mysticism..
Capitulary
::
Capitulary
(n.) The body of laws or
statutes
of a
chapter,
or of an
ecclesiastical
council..
Pluralist
::
Pluralist
(n.) A clerk or
clergyman
who holds more than one
ecclesiastical
benefice.
Superoxide
::
Superordination
(n.) The
ordination
of a
person
to fill a
station
already
occupied;
especially,
the
ordination
by an
ecclesiastical
official,
during
his
lifetime,
of his
successor..
Deprive
::
Deprive
(v. t.) To
divest
of
office;
to
depose;
to
dispossess
of
dignity,
especially
ecclesiastical..
Benefice
::
Benefice
(n.) An
ecclesiastical
living
and
church
preferment,
as in the
Church
of
England;
a
church
endowed
with a
revenue
for the
maintenance
of
divine
service.
See
Advowson..
Chisleu
::
Chisleu
(n.) The ninth month of the
Jewish
ecclesiastical
year,
answering
to a part of
November
with a part of
December..
Temporality
::
Temporality
(n.) That which
pertains
to
temporal
welfare;
material
interests;
especially,
the
revenue
of an
ecclesiastic
proceeding
from
lands,
tenements,
or lay fees,
tithes,
and the like; --
chiefly
used in the
plural..
Prelacy
::
Prelacy
(n.) The order of
prelates,
taken
collectively;
the body of
ecclesiastical
dignitaries..
Rochet
::
Rochet
(n.) A linen
garment
resembling
the
surplise,
but with
narrower
sleeves,
also
without
sleeves,
worn by
bishops,
and by some other
ecclesiastical
dignitaries,
in
certain
religious
ceremonies..
Gammadion
::
Gammadion
(n.) A cross
formed
of four
capital
gammas,
formerly
used as a
mysterious
ornament
on
ecclesiastical
vestments,
etc. See
Fylfot..
Secular
::
Secular
(n.) A
secular
ecclesiastic,
or one not bound by
monastic
rules..
Procuration
::
Procuration
(n.) A sum of money paid
formerly
to the
bishop
or
archdeacon,
now to the
ecclesiastical
commissioners,
by an
incumbent,
as a
commutation
for
entertainment
at the time of
visitation;
--
called
also
proxy..
Ecclesiasticism
::
Ecclesiasticism
(n.)
Strong
attachment
to
ecclesiastical
usages,
forms,
etc..
Apparitor
::
Apparitor
(n.) A
messenger
or
officer
who
serves
the
process
of an
ecclesiastical
court.
Exarch
::
Exarch
(n.) A
viceroy;
in
Ravenna,
the title of the
viceroys
of the
Byzantine
emperors;
in the
Eastern
Church,
the
superior
over
several
monasteries;
in the
modern
Greek
Church,
a
deputy
of the
patriarch
, who
visits
the
clergy,
investigates
ecclesiastical
cases,
etc..
Unalist
::
Unalist
(n.) An
ecclesiastical
who holds but one
benefice;
--
distinguished
from
pluralist.
Chapellany
::
Chapellany
(n.) A
chapel
within
the
jurisdiction
of a
church;
a
subordinate
ecclesiastical
foundation.
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