Another step in the availability of digitized climatologies came in 1990, when the first one adjusted for gauge error became available (
Legates and Willmott 1990, cited in
Legates and McCabe 2005).
Education is the key to Delawares success in boating safety, Chief
Legates said.
Two separate trials were held in Pomerelia, one in 1320 and 1339, and both were held before papal
legates.
The popes never attended, but controlled things from Rome via their
legates, who alone could present agenda items.
Galileo's trial did not take place in a large hemicycle, nor did it take place before six or seven Papal
legates and a vast audience.
The articles collected in the second section on papal diplomacy are divided into those dealing with nuncios and
legates, and those concerned with the papacy and France during the reign of Henri IV, although in fact these are largely concerned with some of the nuncios and
legates discussed in the first group of articles.
He was the proprietor for 35 years at
Legates Paint Store in Webster.
As a solution, the gating system was changed to a more conventional system with the filter basin, runner bar and
legates that were at the parting being moved to the top of the flange.
The ancient Jubilee tradition of opening the Holy Doors at the four patriarchal basilicas has always been carried out by four different people, the Pope and three Cardinal
Legates.
By this time Seripando, who was now a cardinal, had been named one of five papal
legates charged with supervising the council proceedings.
William of Malmesbury, for example, mentions two cardinals sent to England as
legates in 1061, but does not give their names, although one of them is usually taken as Ermenfrid, bishop of Sion.
