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patriarchālis, e (patriarcha), patriarchalisch, des od. der Patriarchen, Alcim. Avit. epist. 2 extr. p. 21, 30 Peiper.

patriarchalis [LL] 1 of a patriarch (of the Old Testament). prime hierarchie primitivus ordo consistens in hominibus apostolicis, secundus in prophetalibus, tertius in ~ibus Ad. Marsh Ep. 246 p. 417. 2 of a patriarch; a (w. ref. to one of the five sees: Alexandria, Antioch, Constantinople, Jerusalem, or Rome); b (w. ref. to one of the five principal churches at Rome). a s1095 pape Urbano ~es literas ‥ porrigens ‥ eorum calamitates exposuit M. Par. Min. I 59; s1274 alias ecclesias, et ~es precipue, diversis privilegiis ‥ Romana ecclesia honoravit (Ep. Imp. Graec.) Flor. Hist. III 36; s1300 Jerosolomitane ecclesie ‥ patriarcha salutem ‥ atque ~em benediccionem Ann. Ed. I 443; si Romana ecclesia esset aversa a fide, suceret catholicis eligere papam Romanum, quemadmodum nunc creatur patriarcha Antiochenus, nec titulos aliquos Rome oporteret aliquibus clericis assignare, sicut nec modo clericis, qui quondam fuerunt in civitatibus ~ibus, deputantur Ockham Dial. 493; 1438 cum Constantinopolitano patriarcha et aliarum ~ium sedium apocrisiariis Bekynton II 32. b quinque principales et ~es ecclesie Gir. Spec. IV 2; preter dictas autem ~es urbis [Rome] ecclesias v, sunt alie per orbem fidelium Ib. 7. 3 of an archbishop (in quots., w. ref. to archdiocese of Canterbury). 1298 ecclesia nostra ‥ metropolitica et ~is alias regni Anglie ecclesias precellit Reg. Cant. 826; patrocinium ‥ ~e Elmh. Cant. 79 (v. 2 esse 12b).

pătrĭarchālis, e (patriarcha), de patriarche, patriarcal : Avit. Ep. 2, et pătrĭarchĭcus, a, um Novell. Just. 7.

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