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Перевод: paschal

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пасхальный; относящийся к еврейской пасхе

Тезаурус:

1. Our period opens with the imperial coronation of 962; shortly after its close, in 1165, Frederick Barbarossa had Charlemagne canonized by his anti-pope Paschal III.
2. The approximation was (and is) used as a basis for calculating the date of the paschal moon and hence determining when Easter occurs.
3. Paschal II now used similar terms about lay investiture, and the absence of any mention of homage in this letter is significant.
4. In 1164, Victor died at Lucca, and the dubious consecration of Paschal III, soon known as the "anti-pope", was carried out by Bishop Henry of Liege.
5. He was the new and eternal Paschal lamb, he was the new Temple and law; through his blood the new covenant was established and by his blood sins were forgiven (see Heb. passim ; 1 Cor.
6. On 23 March 1106 Paschal II wrote to Anselm to announce in veiled words that a compromise had been reached:
7. All Saints' church is a 12th century building which retains several features of the original Norman construction, notably the fine chancel arch and the south doorway with its carved tympanum of the Paschal Lamb.
8. He cheerfully gave his sanction to most of what the vicar did, the use of incense, the reservation of the sacrament, the wearing of vestments, the ringing of sanctuary bells, the veneration of the cross on Good Friday, the blessing of the palms on Palm Sunday, the blessing of a Paschal candle, and the pictures of the Stations of the Cross on the walls.
9. But the German church now supported the rival Alexander, as they had not been consulted over the appointment of Paschal.
10. To this statement Paschal added a series of directions to Anselm showing in detail how the decrees were to be applied to parochial churches and to ecclesiastical land held by lay service.
11. Paschal II's letters of this date, which reached England in August, contain an exact restatement of the papal position, forbidding both homage and investiture.
12. At Rome too, the temper of papal government altered under Paschal II's indecisive leadership.
13. The first is this: Urban died in August 1099, and Paschal II was elected in his place.