His next was to claim, in virtue of this vicariate, the mediatorial “power in heaven and in earth”
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Vicariate
//vaɪˈkɛəɹi.ət//
Synonyms for "vicariate" (10 found)
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11 translations across 7 languages.
Catalan
2 entries- vicaria noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
- vicariat noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
French
2 entries- vicairie noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
- vicariat noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
Galician
2 entries- vicariato noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
- vigairía noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
Italian
1 entries- vicariato noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
Latin
1 entries- vicāriātus noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
Portuguese
1 entries- vicariato noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
Spanish
2 entries- vicariato noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
- vicaría noun (the office or authority of a vicar)
Sample sentences
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Upon ye late remove of our patriarch's vicar there hath fallen vacant a benefice annexed to ye vicariat.
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Vigilius gave his Vicariate to this Arch-Bishop in the Provinces.
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St. Charles established a vicariat, that things might be done with deliberation and counsel, which many other bishops imitated.
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