domine

Examples

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• Leo X in 1520 in Exsurge Domine condemned as "against the Catholic Faith."

  Blog text (30)

• "Da Pacem Domine" by Melchior Frank is an example of a canon at the fourth that can be performed by children.

  Academic text (1997)

• My understanding is that heretics being subject to possible execution was official, authoritative, magisterial teaching, as shown in Pope Leo X's Exsurge Domine.

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• Various censures were later occasionally used by popes and councils in condemning heresies, perhaps most notably against Martin Luther in the papal bull Exsurge Domine.

  Academic text (2002)

• In the small village, everyone respected their local domine, who guided them in their spiritual lives.

• During the service, the domine delivered a powerful sermon that moved many in the congregation.

Synonyms

C

clergyman

vsdomine

15 4.7

A man who leads services and gives spiritual help in a church

is an archaic label rather than the current common term

M

man of the cloth

vsdomine

11 6.7

A man who works as a religious leader, like a priest

is more formal and archaic in tone rather than colloquial now

C

churchman

vsdomine

1 6.0

A man who leads or works in a Christian church

is specific to ordained clergy while this can include lay officers

D

dominus

vsdomine

• Archaic

1 9.9

A clergyman in charge of a parish

is older and used more generally, not only for parish leaders

D

dominee

vsdomine

• South African

9.9

A Christian minister who leads church services and gives advice, often in South Africa

is an older now rare term for the same clerical role

D

dominie

vsdomine

• Archaic

9.9

A person in Scotland who teaches at a school or leads a church

is archaic and often highlights teaching rather than only religious duties

Surface Forms

Etymology