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chirograph
chirograph (ˈkaɪərəʊgrɑːf, -æ-) Also 5 cirographe, 7 chyro-. [a. F. chirographe, ad. L. chīrographum, -us, a. Gr. χειρόγραϕον, -ος (that which is) written with the hand, f. χειρο- hand- + -γραϕος writing, written. It became a technical word in later L. (cf. Gaius iii. 134); its complete naturalizati... Oxford English Dictionary
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Chirograph
A chirograph is a medieval document, which has been written in duplicate, triplicate or very occasionally quadruplicate (four copies) on a single piece The earliest surviving portion of a chirograph in England dates from the middle of the ninth century. wikipedia.org
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chirography
▪ I. chirography (kaɪˈrɒgrəfɪ) Also 7 cheir-. [f. same Gr. elements as chirograph, on analogy of geography and the like.] Handwriting; (own) handwriting, autograph (obs.); style or character of writing.1654 L'Estrange Chas. I (1655) 169 It was..assured him that it must be the cheirography of the Lor... Oxford English Dictionary
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Raffaele Farina
In June 2013 Pope Francis by chirograph named Cardinal Farina president of the five member Pontifical Commission investigating the Institute for the Works wikipedia.org
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chironomy
chironomy (kaɪˈrɒnəmɪ) Also 6 chyronomie, 9 cheironomy. [ad. L. chīronomia, a. Gr. χειρονοµία management of the hands, gesticulation, f. χειρονόµος one who practises pantomimic gestures, f. χειρο- hand + -νοµος managing, etc. In F. chironomie.] The art or science of gesticulation, or of moving the h... Oxford English Dictionary
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1931 in Vatican City
January–June 12 February – Vatican Radio is formally established and inaugurated by Pope Pius XI and Guglielmo Marconi. 26 April – Pope Pius XI writes a chirograph wikipedia.org
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congraffet
† congraffet, pa. pple. Obs.—1 [An erroneous repr. of OF. cyrografez, cirograffé, pa. pple. of cirografer to engross, register, med.L. chirographāre, cyrograffāre (Du Cange): see chirograph.] Registered, engrossed.c 1320 Cast. Love 1056 Þat foreward..i Godes court is congraffet [OF. La covenant En l... Oxford English Dictionary
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Council of Cardinals
The same group was formally established as the Council of Cardinals on 28 September of the same year by a chirograph of Pope Francis. In a chirograph dated 28 September 2013, Pope Francis stated the Council had the goal "of assisting me in the governance of the universal Church and of wikipedia.org
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starr
▪ I. starr Hist. Also 7 starre, star. [ad. med.L. starrum, ad. late Heb. sh'ṭār a writing.] A Jewish deed or bond, esp. one of release or acquittance of debt.1614 Selden Titles Honor 328 Whence the word Starrum or Starre for Acquitances or writen testimonies of Contracts is vsd. 1617 Purchas Pilgrim... Oxford English Dictionary
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Institute for the Works of Religion
Process of reform Institutional milestones In August 2019, the IOR was re-structured by a chirograph of Pope Francis, which established the IOR's present Malpass (USA), (Spain), and Georg Freiherr von Boeselager (Germany). 2023 In March 2023, a chirograph of Pope Francis was published, whose goal is " wikipedia.org
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orthograph
ˈorthograph [f. orthograph-ic, after autograph, chirograph, etc.: see -graph.] An orthographic projection or vertical elevation; = orthography 2 b.1875 in Knight Dict. Mech.; and in mod. Dicts. Oxford English Dictionary
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Indenture
cutting along a jagged (toothed, hence the term "indenture") line so that the teeth of the two parts could later be refitted to confirm authenticity (chirograph wikipedia.org
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manuscript
manuscript, a. and n. (ˈmænjuːskrɪpt) [ad. med.L. manūscriptus, f. L. manū, abl. of manus hand + scriptus, pa. pple. of scrībĕre to write. Cf. F. manuscrit, It. manoscritto, Sp. manuscrito, Pg. manuscripto. Med.L. had only the neut. manūscriptum used n. for a document written with a person's own han... Oxford English Dictionary
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Fine of lands
The court provided each party with a copy chirograph of the agreement, which became the purchaser's deed of title to the land. wikipedia.org
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Tally stick
See also Bamboo and wooden slips Bamboo tally Chirograph: a similar system for creating two or more matching copies of a legal document on parchment wikipedia.org
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