- Legatus a latere
- • Advisor from the side
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Legatus a latere
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Legatus — Latin 1) A papal representative. There were two distinct categories: (I) legatus natus (literally born legate ), a status accorded to the archbishops of Canterbury and York ex officio to reinforce their supremacy within their provinces; (II)… … Medieval glossary
Legātus — (lat., Legat), 1) (röm. Ant.), Gesandter, s.d.; 2) der oberste Amtsgehülfe der Statthalter in den Provinzen in Civil wie in Militärangelegenheiten. Jeder Statthalter einer bedeutenden Provinz hatte wenigstens drei vom Senat, bisweilen vom… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
LEGATUS Sedis Apostolicae — nomen dignitatis in communione Rom. olim de aliis quoque Sedibus dicebatur. Unde initio Actorum Conc. Niceni II. celebrati aliquot post Ephesinum Saeculis, recensentur Legati Sedium Patriarcblium et primo loco nominantur, Οἱ ἐπέχοντες τόπον τῆς… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
LATERE Legati (A) — A LATERE Legati s. Apostolici, dicuntur in Communione Rom. delegati a Pontifice in provincias cum amplissima auctoritate, quae tanta est, ut toto legationis tempore ii non secus, ac ipse Pontifex, honorentur et surpemâ in rebus Ecclesiasticis… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
legate a latere — ˌäˈläd.əˌrā noun Etymology: part translation of Medieval Latin legatus a latere, literally, legate from the side : a confidential papal legate of the highest degree who is appointed especially for a particular mission and not as a permanent… … Useful english dictionary
LEGATI a Latere — quinam dicantur, vide supra in a Latere et infra, in voce Legatus Apostolicus, addam saltem, Dom. Macro, istiusmodi Legatum, qui semper Praelatus, et ut plurimum Cardinalis esse solet, sic dici, quod a latere Pontificis, sub eius baldachino,… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
légat — [ lega ] n. m. • XIIe; lat. legatus « envoyé, délégué » 1 ♦ Hist. rom. Fonctionnaire adjoint à un proconsul. Fonctionnaire qui administrait les provinces de l empereur (⇒ gouverneur). 2 ♦ Dr. can. Ambassadeur du Saint Siège. ⇒ nonce. (lat. a… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Internuncio — • The name given in the Roman Curia to a diplomatic agent who, though not belonging to the five highest classes of the papal diplomatic service (legatus a latere, nuncio with full powers of a legatus a latere, legate, nuncio of the first class,… … Catholic encyclopedia
MISSUS — I. MISSUS Gallis Mes de mariage, ius quod domino castri d Assi competit, quod eiusmodi est, ut ex singulis cibis, qui in vasallorum nuptiis apponuntur, discus unus ad dominum deferri debeat. Cui simile debetur Domino de la Boullaye in Normannia,… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Легат — (лат. legatus посол, от lego посылаю) 1) в Древнем Риме назначаемый сенатом посол или уполномоченный, выполнявший политическое поручение. В эпоху поздней республики Л. назывались помощники полководцев и наместников в провинциях. При… … Большая советская энциклопедия
Legate — Latin 1) A papal representative. There were two distinct categories: (I) legatus natus (literally born legate ), a status accorded to the archbishops of Canterbury and York ex officio to reinforce their supremacy within their provinces; (II)… … Medieval glossary
