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Camerlingo

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cam·er·len·go  (kmr-lngg) also cam·er·lin·go (-lngg)
n. pl. cam·er·len·gos also cam·er·lin·gos
The cardinal who manages the pope's secular affairs.

[Italian camerlengo; akin to Old French chamberlenc; see chamberlain.]


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Finally, there were the taxes or tributes: annual sums totaling just over ten lire paid to the local camerlingo of Buggiano, to the Rector of the Badia in Florence, and to the tax farmer who collected the decima which all charitable institutions paid for the University in Pisa.
Our products have been a staple of the family dinner table for almost 100 years," said Joan Camerlingo, Mrs Baird's brand manager.
 
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