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sacristy(noun) A room in a church where sacred vessels and vestments are kept or meetings are held. Synonyms: vestryUsage: We were admitted to the sacristy and shown the magnificent robes which the Pope wore when he crowned Napoleon I.
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sacristy
Definition: (noun) A room in a church where sacred vessels and vestments are kept or meetings are held.
Synonyms: vestry
Usage: We were admitted to the sacristy and shown the magnificent robes which the Pope wore when he crowned Napoleon I.
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Was the "authorization" sufficient or, the position on which Napoleon Bonaparte relied, a nullity?
If insufficient, and a nullity, was it competent to the Pope to plead this nullity, or, in the language of the French jurisprudence "opposer la fin de non recevoir" to this action?
Usually, a sword is not used in the sacristy.
Sas? Nic. Sassnitz. Rug, ja? Rugen. Telemark in Harzgerode.
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Daemon wrote:sacristy(noun) A room in a church where sacred vessels and vestments are kept or meetings are held. Synonyms: vestryUsage: We were admitted to the sacristy and shown the magnificent robes which the Pope wore when he crowned Napoleon I. … The sacristy , which is located in the far corner of the church , is
being examined by a remodeling company to give it more structural
integrity and update it security features.
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(noun) A room in a church where sacred vessels and vestments are kept or meetings are held.
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I misread it as "scarcity".
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