‖ interˈnuncius
[L. in med. spelling, for cl.L. internuntius, f. inter between + nuntius messenger.]
= prec. 1.
| 1675 Brooks Gold. Key Wks. 1867 V. 176 They desired an Internuncius, a man like themselves, who might be as a mediator to go betwixt God and them. 1825 R. Cuthbertson Lect. Revelation i. 10 No ordinary minister..ever occupied the place of an internuncius between Christ and other prophets. 1867 Legge Confucius (1877) 244 Trying to see the master without using the services of an internuncius. |