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sanhedrist
sanhedrist (ˈsænɪdrɪst) Also 6 sanedrist. [f. sanhedrim) + -ist.] A member of the Sanhedrim; also fig.1593 G. Harvey Pierce's Super. Wks. (Grosart) II. 179 Me thinkes the wisest Sanedrist of a thousand, should hardly persuad me, that he is a frend of Princes, and no enemie of Monarchies. 1879 Farrar... Oxford English Dictionary
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judicature were usually held, to properly judge the case he had, thus the Targum states, "and Boaz went up to the gate of the house of judgment of the sanhedrim wikipedia.org
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sanedrim
sanedrim, -drist obs. ff. sanhedrim, -drist. Oxford English Dictionary
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Ronald Gurner
Sayers in her Introduction to The Man Born to Be King for "its imaginative treatment of the whole situation from the point of view of the Sanhedrim." wikipedia.org
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sanhedrin
sanhedrim, sanhedrin Jewish Antiq. (ˈsænɪdrɪm, -ɪn) Also 6–7 sanedrim, 7 -in. [a. late Heb. sanhedrīn, a. Gr. συνέδριον council, lit. ‘sitting together’, f. σύν together + ἕδρα seat. The incorrect form sanhedrim, which has always been in England (from the 17th c.) the only form in popular use, seems... Oxford English Dictionary
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synedrium
‖ synedrion, synedrium (sɪˈnɛdrɪən), (-əm) Pl. synedria. Also 8 synhed-; 7 anglicized pl. synedries; 8 in forms assimilated to sanhedrim, synhedrim, synedrin. [mod.L., a. Gr. συνέδριον, f. σύνεδρος: see next.] A judicial or representative assembly, a council, consistory; spec. the Jewish sanhedrim.1... Oxford English Dictionary
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synedrian
synedrian, n. and a. (sɪˈnɛdrɪən) [f. next + -an.] a. n. A member of a synedrion; see also quot. 1606. b. adj. Of or belonging to a synedrion.1606 T. Whetenhall Disc. Abuses Ch. Christ 119 [They] call them that desire to have restored againe the auncient order of Parish Synedries, Consistories, or P... Oxford English Dictionary
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semicha
semicha Judaism. (sɛˈmiːxə) Also semichah, semikhah, and with capital initial. [Heb. s⊇mīkhāh, lit. leaning.] The laying-on of hands by which a rabbi is ordained; the ordination of a rabbi. Also, a diploma of rabbinical ordination. The laying-on of hands, practised only in antiquity, was later repla... Oxford English Dictionary
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prejudge
prejudge, v. (priːˈdʒʌdʒ) [ad. F. préjuger (16th c. in Littré), after L. præjūdicāre to prejudge, prejudicate: see pre- A. 1 and judge v.] 1. trans. To pass judgement, or pronounce sentence on, before trial, or without proper inquiry; hence, to judge, to express or come to a judgement or decision up... Oxford English Dictionary
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bencher
bencher (ˈbɛnʃə(r)) [f. bench n. + -er1.] 1. One who sits on a bench (or thwart); one who frequents the benches of a tavern.1534 Ld. Berners Gold. Bk. M. Aurel. (1546) D d viij, If the pyllers bee of syluer, and benches of golde, and though the benchers be kynges. 1598 B. Jonson Ev. Man in Hum. iv. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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supersedeas
‖ supersedeas (s(j)uːpəˈsiːdɪæs) Also 5 -sidias, 5–7 -sedias, 6 -sedyas, -sideas, 7 -sedæas, -sedies. [L., = you shall desist, 2nd pers. sing. pres. subj. of supersedēre to supersede.] 1. Law. A writ commanding the stay of legal proceedings which ought otherwise to have proceeded, or suspending the ... Oxford English Dictionary
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presbyter
presbyter (ˈprɛs-, ˈprɛzbɪtə(r)) Also 6 presbiter. [a. late L. presbyter (Tertullian), ad. Gr. πρεσβύτερος, in N.T. an elder of the Jewish council or Sanhedrim, an elder of the apostolic church; prop. adj. ‘older, elder’, compar. of πρέσβυς an old man. So F. presbytre. The Vulgate regularly renders ... Oxford English Dictionary
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synagogue
synagogue (ˈsɪnəgɒg) Forms: 2–6 sinagoge, 3–6 sinagog, synagog(e, (4 sinnagog), 4–7 sinagogue, (5 synagod), 5–6 synagogge, (6 synagoog, 8 sinegogg, senegog), 3– synagogue, (U.S.) synagog. [a. OF. sinagoge (11th c.), mod.F. synagogue, or ad. its source late L. synagōga, a. Gr. συναγωγή meeting, assem... Oxford English Dictionary
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conclave
conclave (ˈkɒnkleɪv) Also 8 -cleave. [a. F. conclave:—L. conclāve, pl. conclāvia, a place that may be locked up, f. con- together + clāvis key.] † 1. A private room, inner chamber, closet. Obs.a 1400 Cov. Myst. 15 Pylat sendyth iiii knytes..To keep the blody body in his dede conclave. 1560 Rolland C... Oxford English Dictionary
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