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Prelatial

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Pre`la´tial
a.1.Prelatical.
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While there is no evidence that this issue was part of the poverty debates in the 1270s--although the question of episcopal property, as was the origin of prelatial authority, certainly was--the advisors of Philip III would probably have liked to have heard some justification of royal policy on regalian rights.
The prince, prudence, and property in Giles of Rome by Renna, Thomas / Michigan Academician
The length of the cappa's train was shortened in that year, and the train of the prelatial choir cassock abolished altogether.
To the editors. (Correspondence) by Commonweal
 
 
 
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