gremialis

gremialis

gremiālis, s. cremiālis.


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  • gremial — /ˈgrimiəl/ (say greemeeuhl) noun a cloth placed on a bishop s lap while sitting during celebration of mass or conferring orders. {Late Latin gremiālis (as noun, Medieval Latin gremiāle), from Latin gremium lap, bosom} …  

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