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† ˈurbicary, a. Obs. [ad. L. urbicāri-us, f. urbicus urbic a.] (See quots. and suburbicary a.)1683 Cave Govt. Anc. Ch. 261 The Roman Bishop began to extend his jurisdiction commensurate to the urbicary diocess, within which his metropolitical was swallowed up. 1725 tr. Dupin's Eccl. Hist. 17th C. I....
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ˈurbic, a. rare. [ad. L. urbic-us, f. urbs a city.] † a. = urbicary a. b. Of or pertaining to a city.1664 Owen Vind. Animad. Fiat Lux iv. 67 She failed under the just hand of God, when the persons of that Vrbick Church were extirpated..by Totilas. 1855 Fraser's Mag. LI. 261 Nor, if sufficiently opul...
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suburbicarian
suburbicarian, a. (ˌsʌbɜːbɪˈkɛərɪən) [f. late L. suburbicārius, f. suburbium suburb, after urbicārius urbicary. Cf. F. suburbicaire, Pg. suburbicario.] Applied to the dioceses (now six in number) around Rome, and to their churches, etc., which are subject to the jurisdiction of the Pope as metropoli...
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suburbicary, a. (n.) (səˈbɜːbɪkərɪ) [ad. late L. suburbicārius (see prec.).] 1. = suburbicarian.1654 Bramhall Just Vind. v. (1661) 93 One who understood the ancient proper bounds of the Roman Patriarchate as well as any man, doth limit it to the Suburbicary Churches, that is a part of Italy, and thr...
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