Examples of using Prelates in English and their translations into Swedish
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Conflicts with the Archbishop and other prelates.
That prelates may not be translated without their consent.
Many simple priests surpass prelates in such power.
Prelates forbidden to procure ecclesiastical services at a profit.
fat prelates in Rome.
Admonition to be made by prelates to the people in their charge On the Tartars.
There follows a separate decree on electing four judges for summoning absent prelates.
The emperor, the bishops and prelates consented and accepted the role Gregory assigned.
it was dominated by Italian and Spanish prelates.
When he was thus arrayed,"the prelates said,'Now we devote thy soul to the devil.
Those prelates who are united to the Roman See receive their jurisdiction from the pope,
Moreover, nothing impedes the church of God more than when unworthy prelates are accepted for the government of churches.
It is apparent," said the prelates,"how high the displeasure of God was upon their neglect of this day.
hitherto anti-Nicene, prelates gave in their submission to Pope Liberius.
However, many prelates who ought to have come have so far not arrived,
province where the prelates in question, or the majority of them,
Of the prelates who governed the Church in India after the Apostle's death very little is known;
presiding over the various bishops and prelates whom his zeal to restore peace to the Church had brought together.
We wish, however, that other prelates of churches and all clerics may participate
supported by a host of learned doctors and prelates, was the champion of Rome.
Presidents shook his hand, queens and prelates gave him gifts
Prelates of churches who are negligent in showing justice to crusaders
whence the Nestorian Patriarch would from time to time supply them with prelates.
These prelates are presidents of episcopal synods,
Fearing the effect of his words, the prelates insisted that he should merely affirm
The prelates, moreover, sometimes do not maintain the rights
finding themselves without prelates, made him say Mass and even ordain others, but as soon as prelates came from Babylon they put a stop to this disorder.
Prelates who dare to support such persons in their wickedness,
Acacius took a leading place among the prelates who succeeded in splitting into two the ecumenical council which Constantius II had proposed to summon,
Besides its regular prelates, the English congregations,