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The Ecclesiastical Architecture of Scotland from the ...
... in the thirteenth century to some religious house. RESTALRIG COLLEGIATE
CHURCH, MID-LOTHIAN.* According to the legendary history of the Blessed
Virgin Triduan, Lestalrig or Restalrig, a village to the east of Edinburgh, might
claim ...
David MacGibbon, Thomas Ross, 1897
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The Scottish Historical Review
Moreover, we are told that ' Dean James procured from James the Fourth a bone
of St. Triduan Virgin and gave it to the altar': [This relic must have come from
Restalrig] and that ' he procured from David Lyon, tutor of the Lord Glammyss, a
part ...
He was not unmindful of his former charge, having founded the chaplainry of St.
Triduan in St. Triduan's aisle in the Collegiate Church of Rest-alrig; and James
the Fourth, by his charter, dated 18th of October 1512,' empowered the Abbots of
...
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Scottish Historical Review
It would thus be impossible that he should have succeeded to the chaplaincy in
1409. Moreover, we are told that 1 Dean James procured from James the Fourth
a bone of St. Triduan Virgin and gave it to the altar': [This relic must have come ...
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
TRIDUAN— TRIFOLIATE. case-worm flies, which are characterized by four hair)-
wings, resembling in their ncrvures those of the Lepidopterans, the under ones
folding longitudinally. Tbicobnigerotj8, tri-kawr-nij'or-us, a. (Ires, cornu, a lioru, ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1849
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Princeton Alumni Weekly
_ —— '03's,__FORTY-THIRD For three days (“triduan") time stood still, or moved
backward. Our Forty-third Reunion was held at the Princeton Inn, June 13-16, a
week before this year's regular reunion date. Pat Cassidy held a warming up ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
In crystal., presenting three ranges of faces, one above another, each containing
twelve faces, triduan (trid'u-an), a. [< LL. iriduanus, lasting three days,'< L. triduum
, a space of three days, prop. neut. adj. (sc. ttpatium, space), < tres (tri-), three, ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
[ML., < L. triduum, a space of three days: see triduan.] 1. Aspaceof three days. —
2. In the Rom. Cath. Ch., prayers for the space of three days as a preparation for
keeping a saint's day, or for obtaining some favor of God by means of the prayers
...
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
In crystal., presenting three ranges of faces, one above another, each containing
twelve faces. triduan (trid'u-an), a. [< LL. triduanus, lasting three days, < L.
triduum, a space of three days, prop. neut. adj. (sc. spalium, space), < tres (tri-),
three, ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1897
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
In crystal., presenting three ranges of faces, one above another, each containing
twelve faces. triduan (trid'u-an), a. [< LL. triduanus, lasting three days,"< L.
triduum, a space of three days, prop. neut. adj. (sc. spatium, space), < tres (tri-),
three, ...
