10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRECONISATION»
Discover the use of
preconisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
preconisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
PRECONCEVOIR, va. to form a conception beforehand, to preconceive.
PRECONISATION, tf. declaration of the pope that a bishop appointed by his
sovereign has the requisite qualities, preconisation. PRECONISER, va. to extol,
to cry np, ...
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
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The Maxims of the Government of Venice. In an Advice to the ...
... laid upon the Bishoprick, to be null and Void. It is true, that when the
Preconisation is' madeby the Cardinal Nephew, who has the Character of a
Noble Venetian, it ought nor to be refused, altho' he be not a ' Venetian by
Extraction. xxxr.
Is it not curious for you to observe a provincial correspondent dealing out such
fine articles of news, for which in your ecclesiastic Way either of preconisation or
congregation, you will hardly be able to pay me with an equivalent? The trade of
...
Charles de Secondat Montesquieu (baron de), Charles de Secondat baron de Montesquieu, 1777
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The French Remembrancer, Or, a New & Easy Method of ...
Pre'conisalio'n, preconisation (the declaring that a clergyman is qualified
foraliving). Prédestination, predestinalion. Prédétermination, predetermiuation.
perturbation, Prédication, preaching; is preaching to 'infitlels to proclaim the
gospel.
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Cultural Exchange in Early Modern Europe
Normally, the entrance occurred shortly after the episcopal preconisation.
Sometimes, political and religious change caused lengthy negotiations. The
solemn entrance ofthe first Lutheran prince-bishop ofBremen, Henry of Saxony-
Lauenburg, ...
Robert Muchembled, William Monter, 2006
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A New French and English Dictionary
Précisément, adv. precisely, exactly. Précision, sf. precision, preciseness, exact-
Précoce, adj. precocious, premature. [ness. PkÉcosité, if, precocity, ripeuess
before time. Précompter, va. to deduct beforehand, to PrÉconisation, ...
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Lingua Britannica Reformata: Or, a New English Dictionary, ...
PRECOGNI'TION, fore-knowledge. To PRECONCEI'VE (of pra before, and
cencipio to conceive) to take up an opinion or conception before hand.
PRECONCE'PTION, a notion, Sec. taken op before band. PRECONISATION (in
the consistory ...
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A New General English Dictionary: Peculiarly Calculated for ...
PRECONCE'PTION (S.) an idea or imagina- \ tion of a thing before it is done, a
being prejudiced in favour or dis-favour of a pet Ion or thing before-hand*
PRECONISATION (S ) when the French king has named any one to be
archbishop m ...
Thomas Dyche, William Pardon, 1768
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Nicholas of Autrecourt: His Correspondence with Master Giles ...
I deem and assert this article to be foolish as to the preconisation, heretic as to
the setding,47 and false as to the argumentation. furtum igitur[P 140v] P 2 qui
sequitur] V s om. 46 For this term, see above ad article [37], n.18. 47 See the
previous ...
Nicolaus (de Autricuria), Lambertus Marie de Rijk, 1994
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The New Universal Etymological English Dictionary: ...
PRECONISATION (in the consistory at Home) a declaration or proposition made
by the cardinal-patron of a person, nominated by some prince to a prelateslup.
PREDESTINATION (in Theology) a judgment or decree of God, whereby he has ...
