A Glossary of Ecclesiastical Terms
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Adam vetus quod polluit. Christmas hymn. H. N. Translation.
Now the thirty Years accom- plished. Part II. Of Sing, my tongue, the glorious battle.
Now thrice four Hours have passed away. S. A. H. No. 141. Yam terquaternis trahitur. A Lenten hymn. Translated by J. D. Chambers, Esq.
Nowel. I. The same as Noel.
NoweWs Catechism 324 NympJiczum 2. A refrain used in old Christmas carols.
Nowell's Catechism. V. Cate- chism, Nowell's.
Nox. The vigil of a feast.
Nox et Tenebrse et Nubila. V. Hence night... and clouds that night-time brings.
Nox Sacrata. Easter eve.
Nudipedalia. The custom of walking in processions and assisting at offices with naked feet.
Nukteg-ersia. The vigil of a great festival in the Greek Church.
Nullatenenses. In the Primitive Church, bishops merely titular, that is, having no assigned local charge. They could only be such by special permission.
Numbers, Golden. V. Golden Numbers.
Numerale. A book containing the kalendar.
Numerales. Twelve priests, in- ferior to the canons, in the cathedral of Nola.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adam vetus quod polluit. Christmas hymn. H. N. Translation.
Now the thirty Years accom- plished. Part II. Of Sing, my tongue, the glorious battle.
Now thrice four Hours have passed away. S. A. H. No. 141. Yam terquaternis trahitur. A Lenten hymn. Translated by J. D. Chambers, Esq.
Nowel. I. The same as Noel.
NoweWs Catechism 324 NympJiczum 2. A refrain used in old Christmas carols.
Nowell's Catechism. V. Cate- chism, Nowell's.
Nox. The vigil of a feast.
Nox et Tenebrse et Nubila. V. Hence night... and clouds that night-time brings.
Nox Sacrata. Easter eve.
Nudipedalia. The custom of walking in processions and assisting at offices with naked feet.
Nukteg-ersia. The vigil of a great festival in the Greek Church.
Nullatenenses. In the Primitive Church, bishops merely titular, that is, having no assigned local charge. They could only be such by special permission.
Numbers, Golden. V. Golden Numbers.
Numerale. A book containing the kalendar.
Numerales. Twelve priests, in- ferior to the canons, in the cathedral of Nola.
What to read after A Glossary of Ecclesiastical Terms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orby Shipley to read onlineMoreLess
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