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Перевод: suffragan

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Тезаурус:

1. One of the suffragan bishops, the Right Reverend Peter Vaughan, Bishop of Ramsbury since April 1989, says rather the same thing more obliquely.
2. He had three suffragan bishops and three archdeacons.
3. If he does this, his suffragan bishops will also be bound by his declaration.
4. Roger was ordered to appoint a suffragan bishop "knowing the language", a hint perhaps that Roger himself (having been brought up in France?) did not.
5. The suffragan sees of Lichfield were Worcester, Hereford, Leicester, Lindsey, Dommoc and Elmham; Canterbury retained Winchester, Sherborne, Selsey, Rochester and London.
6. In his former post as Suffragan (assistant) Bishop of Lewes, Bishop Peter gave the sermon at the funeral of IRA victim MP Ian Gow in front of 650 mourners, including Margaret Thatcher and Sir Geoffrey Howe.
7. The Church Commissioners also handle the stipends of the diocesan and suffragan bishops, as well as stipends for the deans/provosts and two residentiary canons at all but two of the cathedrals.
8. But then, he was going on to be a suffragan bishop in East Anglia and his sorrow and his support would go with him.
9. In the document by which Otto I established the archbishopric, the following words occur: "and because the venerable man Boso has sweated much amongst the Slav people to convert them to God, he is to have the choice of election as bishop to whichever church as between Merseburg and Zeitz both new suffragan sees he prefers."
10. In the Birmingham diocese, by contrast, the suffragan bishop can get to any parish in twenty minutes."
11. He did not hold staff meetings, and hardly consulted those who expected to be consulted, like the suffragan bishop or the archdeacons.
12. Samson was the loyal suffragan of Canterbury, but he also expressed the views of the more secularly minded towards the dispute as a whole: it were well that York should submit, but it was undignified for the archbishop of Canterbury to urge his case with such unlimited fervour.
13. Quite as striking, for Otto I's approach, is some evidence relating to the appointment of a suffragan bishop.