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1. estates belonging to the Bishopric of Troyes - strode
2. Bishopric in Pamiers meant that the Church hierarchy
3. ‘But we also knew that the new Bishopric was
4. By Constantine’s time, the bishopric structure had already been in place for some time, but the bishops, previous to his time, only had authority over Christian followers, they had not yet been given the “gift” of the “white stone” (see Revelation)
5. So when the power of the bishopric became second only to the Caesarian office, it wouldn’t have been seen as totally strange by those so ruled
6. In the generations following Constantine, the bishopric of Rome (the traditional city of St
7. stronger position as a head of state; Rome managed to hold onto status of primal bishopric in the Christian Church
8. 'a late famous vicar of Croydon in Surrey,' as the translator thinks) is desirous of being sent thither as a missionary by the High Bishop, 'yea, and that he may himself be made Bishop of Utopia, nothing doubting that he must obtain this Bishopric with suit; and he counteth that a godly suit which proceedeth not of the desire of honour or lucre, but only of a godly zeal
9. He was with the king, preparing to invade France again – he had always regarded his bishopric mainly as a means of supporting his aristocratic lifestyle
10. Philemon was keeping the letter to be used as a bargaining counter if the decision on the bishopric went the
11. Intendant—the cleric assigned to a bishopric or archbishopric as the direct representative of the Office of Inquisition
12. All that he knew about these two persons was, that they had been appointed by the king, the one to his bishopric, the other to his benefice, on the same day, the 27th of April, 1785
13. Who are you? You are a bishop; that is to say, a prince of the church, one of those gilded men with heraldic bearings and revenues, who have vast prebends,—the bishopric of D—— fifteen thousand francs settled income, ten thousand in perquisites; total, twenty-five thousand francs,—who have kitchens, who have liveries, who make good cheer, who eat moor-hens on Friday, who strut about, a lackey before, a lackey behind, in a gala coach, and who have palaces, and who roll in their carriages in the name of Jesus Christ who went barefoot! You are a prelate,—revenues, palace, horses, servants, good table, all the sensualities of life; you have this like the rest, and like the rest, you enjoy it; it is well; but this says either too much or too little; this does not enlighten me upon the intrinsic and essential value of the man who comes with the probable intention of bringing wisdom to me