Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The essence of the episcopacy.
- noun The office of bishop.
- noun The dignity or bearing of a bishop.
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Examples
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The dean had been in the habit of regarding Dr Proudie as a man almost young for his age — having been in the habit of seeing him at his best, clothed in authority, redolent of the throne, conspicuous as regarded his apron and outward signs of episcopality.
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I have applied to the Registrar of Lincoln diocese, in which Hatfield was (until recently) locally situated, for a copy of the notarial act of consecration; but it appears that the register of Bishop Neile was taken away or destroyed in the Great Rebellion, and that, consequently, no record of his episcopality now exists at Lincoln.
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The dean had been in the habit of regarding Dr Proudie as a man almost young for his age, -- having been in the habit of seeing him at his best, clothed in authority, redolent of the throne, conspicuous as regarded his apron and outward signs of episcopality.
The Last Chronicle of Barset Anthony Trollope 1848
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