sacerdocen.
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= sacerdocy n.
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priesthoodOE
sanctuaryc1380
priestheada1400
priestdom1528
priestship1584
flamenship1600
sacerdotala1640
sacerdocya1706
long robe1762
sacerdoce1829
priestism1842
sacerdotalism1847
sacerdotium1931
1829 H. D. Best Personal & Lit. Mem. 378 In this connection, or alliance..of the sacerdoce and empire, the Church..becomes itself secularized.
1926 R. Fry Transformations 58 Sir Claude Phillips was a great High Priest [of art history]..and..had to the full the sense of his sacerdoce.
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