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Convocation

the province of canterbury the other for that of york convocation consists of an upper and a lower house in the


Prolocutor of the Convocation House

that is the person by whom the lower house of convocation intends to deliver its resolutions to the upper house and


Convocational

of or pertaining to a convocation


Church

james i and by the prayer book presented by those convocations to charles ii and ratified in 1662 by the act


Canon law

of the bishop of the diocese they are made by convocation but by the act of submission 25 hen 8 c


National Assembly of the Church of England

appendix to the address presented to his majesty by the convocations of canterbury and york on the 10th day of may


Uniformity, Act of

divines appointed by the king its approval by the two convocations and stating that nothing more conduceth to the peace of


Convocate

to convoke to call together


Convocation

the act of calling or assembling by summons


Convocationist

an advocate or defender of convocation


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