vicegerent

From around 1400 he was the vicegerent of the king, a function which however only became important after 1526.

He was created as God's vicegerent while the entire world is a particularization of what exists in him.

While at Pembroke, he became senior tutor and vicegerent of the College.

They are the symbols not only of their communities but also considered vicegerent of Allah in this world.

An act of 1485 explicitly stipulated that the palatine shall be the vicegerent in the king's absence.

Cromwell was not replaced as Vicegerent in Spirituals, a position which had been created for him.

His role was more that of an ambassador and vicegerent of Venice than a vassal to the empire.

The first appointee as secretary and commissary was the former vicegerent (vicesgerens).

A Mathematical Question propounded by the Vicegerent of the World,' 1755; 5th edit.

Moorey also served as Vicegerent of the University's Wolfson College.

The Byzantine Emperors held as a title "God's Vicegerent on Earth".

Belcastro, Vicegerent.

Cromwell helped control the new Church with his two new jobs; Vicegerent for spirituals and Vicar general.

Since he is the vicar of Jesus Christ, whose vicegerent on earth he is..."

Francis I then made Francis II his vicegerent actually governing the duchy.

On several occasions when William I was absent from England Lanfranc acted as his vicegerent.

He command the army in the absence either emperor, vicegerent (wakil-i-mutlaq), or chief minister (Vazier).

Among my descendants he is my caliph; he is my successor (vicegerent) in my community.

Pant Pratinidhi: It means a vicegerent; title borne by a distinguished Maratha family.

The vicegerent, or Da'i al-Mutlaq, would have full authority to govern the community in all matters both spiritual and temporal.

Without a Western Emperor, Leo hoped to use Ricimer as his effective vicegerent in the West.

Milton, in his work Paradise Lost, titles the Son "The Vicegerent", in Book 10.

Then he said: "O Holy Prophet, every prophet had a wasi (vicegerent).

But he fell into disgrace because he disobeyed God to prostrate himself before Adam as the vicegerent of God on earth.

In 1953, his appointment as Titular Archbishop of Soteropolis and Vicegerent of Rome followed.

After 1534, Henry began to issue ecclesiastical injunctions on his own authority; in 1535 his secretary of state, Thomas Cromwell, who had already played a major role in engineering the break with Rome, was appointed vicegerent or vicar-general of the church.