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Non Episcopal
Not Episcopal not pertaining to the Episcopal church or system
Episcopal and capitular estates management
Episcopal and capitular estates management. See the (English) Temporary Episcopal and
Episcopal and congregationalism
Episcopal and congregationalism, the basic or essential characteristic of 'congregationalism' and
Congregationalism and episcopal
Congregationalism and episcopal, the basic difference between the 'congregationalism' and 'episcopal' is that
Episcopal
Governed by bishops as an episcopal church
Episcopate
Episcopate, a bishopric. The dignity or office of a bishop, Black's
Episcopalian
Pertaining to bishops or government by bishops episcopal specifically of or relating to the Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopally
By episcopal authority in an episcopal manner
Abbot, or Abbat
were those privileged to wear the mitre and allowed full episcopal authority within their precincts. They were also lords of Parliament,
Resignation
& 33 Vict. c. 111. A pension is provided (see Episcopal Pensions Measure, 1926). The resignation of deans and canons is
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