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This stipulated that there would be seven dignitaries led by a provost, seven canons, thirteen chaplains, and six choristers—the chancellor was charged with delivering a weekly lecture on canon law and one of the chaplains detailed to head up the grammar school.

The size of these biblical canons varies enormously, from the Samaritans, who consider the five books of the Torah alone to be authoritative, to the Ethiopian Bible, which contains all the books of all other churches plus such titles as the Book of Josephus and the Epistle of Clement to the Corinthians.

But Peter gave lands to the cathedral chapter, but also ordered the canons to reside in the cathedral.

The same three canons were vicars of controlled churches in both 1475 and 1478: John Comber at Walsall, Richard Hill at Halesowen and John Hay at Clent.

This type of painting was often the work of anonymous craftsmen who faithfully adhered to the styles, canons and genres inherited from the past.

It denounced those who advocated a married clergy: "We ask that you strive with all your might to justify and to defend the law of clerical celibacy as prescribed by the sacred canons, against which the arrows of the lascivious are directed from every side.

The canons in this section are numbered 7-26.

Fourier and the canons with him were occupied in that city nursing plague victims.

Baruch (only included in the Catholic and Orthodox canons).

The Dean of St Edmundsbury is the head (primus inter pares — first among equals) and chair of the chapter of canons, the ruling body of the cathedral.

The council first decreed a series of canons in keeping with the Peace of God (pax Dei) movement inaugurated at Charroux Abbey in 989 and which had spread across Aquitaine, Gascony, the Languedoc, and Catalonia like wildfire.

During the decade of the 1070s and by 1080 at the latest, the canons of Saint-Sernin had accepted the rule of St.

However, the official date for the foundation of Halesowen Abbey, as given by the Premonstratensian order, is 1218, at least three years after the canons regular, known as "White Canons" because of their habit, had set up a community at Halesowen.