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Papal Orders are Equestrian Orders that issued by the Supreme Pontiff

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Jacob Vander Meulen has written:

'Building the B-29' -- subject(s): Aircraft industry, B-29 bomber, Design and construction, History, Influence, Military aspects, Military aspects of Aircraft industry, World War, 1939-1945, World war, 1939-1945, B-29 (Bomber)

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J. H. Lawrence-Archer has written:

'Monumental inscriptions of the British West Indies from the earliest date' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Epitaphs

'The orders of chivalry' -- subject(s): Orders of knighthood and chivalry, Military religious orders

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Peter Kurrild-Klitgaard has written:

'Knights of fantasy' -- subject(s): Military religious orders, Orders of knighthood and chivalry

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Ercolano Gaddi Hercolani has written:

'Storia degli ordini equestri romani' -- subject(s): History, Military religious orders, Orders of knighthood and chivalry

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Dame, a woman who has been fully inducted into one of the orders of Chivalry is addressed as Dame and her first name, Dame Margaret.

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I. G. Spasskii has written:

'Inostrannye i russkie ordena do 1917 goda' -- subject(s): Orders of knighthood and chivalry, Decorations of honor

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Dieter Salch has written:

'Vestis alba et crux nigra, weisser Mantel und schwarzes Kreuz' -- subject(s): Insignia, Orders of knighthood and chivalry, Military religious orders, Teutonic Knights

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The Papal Crown or Papal Triple Tiara

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Philip Hancock has written:

'Register of appointments to the Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire' -- subject(s): Registers, Orders of knighthood and chivalry, Decorations of honor

'Register of appointments to the Royal Victorian Order' -- subject(s): Registers, Decorations of honor

'Register of appointments to the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India' -- subject(s): Registers, Orders of knighthood and chivalry, Decorations of honor

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Papal such as the papal vestments, the papal apartments, etc..

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Papal such as the papal vestments, the papal apartments, etc..

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Wladyslaw Kuzdrzal-Kicki has written:

'Der Drachenorden' -- subject(s): Orders of knighthood and chivalry, Insignia, Satanism, Dragons, History

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Chivalry Warriors is a RuneScape clan.

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Chivalry, or the code of chivalry.

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Diablo Swift is the leader of Clan chivalry warriors. You can join Chivalry Warriors just by going to the Chivalry Warriors forums and filling out an application.

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Chivalric orders are societies and fellowships of knights[1] that have been created by European monarchs in imitation of the military orders of the Crusades. After the crusades, the memory of these crusading military orders became idealised and romanticised, resulting in the late medieval notion of chivalry, and is reflected in the Arthurian romances of the time.

Modern historiography tends to take the fall of Acre in 1291 as the final end of the age of the crusades. But in contemporary understanding, many further crusades against the Turks were planned and partly executed throughout the 14th century and well into the 15th century. The late medieval chivalric orders thus very much understood themselves as reflecting an ongoing military effort against Islam, even though such an effort with the rise of the Ottoman Empire and the fall of Constantinople in the 1450s was without realistic hope of success. During the 15th century, orders of chivalry became more and more a mere courtly fashion and could be created ad-hoc, some of them purely honorific, consisting of nothing but the badge. These institutions in turn gave rise to the modern-day orders of merit.

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Pierre d' Avity has written:

'Les estats, empires et principautez du monde' -- subject(s): Description and travel, Early works to 1800, Geography, Monasticism and religious orders, Orders of knighthood and chivalry, World history

'Estats, empires, et principautez du monde' -- subject(s): Discovery and exploration, Early works to 1800, Geography, Monasticism and religious orders, Orders of knighthood and chivalry, World history

'Description generale de l'Ameriqve, troisieme partie du monde' -- subject(s): Maps

'Le monde' -- subject(s): History

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A papal decree is called a Papal Bull.

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Age of Chivalry happened in 2007.

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Modern Chivalry was created in 1792.

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"Chivalry" is a noun of the abstract type.

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A knight represents chivalry by following the chivalry code, and simply taking on the responsibility of being a knight

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Not historically however in national orders such as the Order of the British Empire there have been Jewish knights and also in the Papal Orders there have been knights in such as Mordecai Waxman a knight of the Papal Equestrian Order of St.Gregory.

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N. R. Porro has written:

'La investidura de armas en Castilla' -- subject(s): Orders of knighthood and chivalry, History, Investiture

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It wasn't an Encyclical, it was an Apostolic Constitution, APOSTOLIC CONSTITUTION ANGLICANORUM COETIBUS,you may view it at the link below.

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Yes, chivalry is a singular, common, abstract noun.

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There is no papal cuisine.

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A "Papal" visit is a visit by the Pope.

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A papal vassal is an English Document

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Arnaud Chaffanjon has written:

'Ordres & contre-ordres de chevalerie' -- subject(s): Orders of knighthood and chivalry

'Grandes familles de l'histoire de France' -- subject(s): Biography

'La Fayette et sa descendance'

'Les grands ordres de chevalerie' -- subject(s): Orders of knighthood and chivalry

'Ces grandes familles qui ont fait la France ..' -- subject(s): Genealogy

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Only a bishop may confer holy orders on a candidate to the diaconate or priesthood. In order for the ordination to be legal in the eyes of the Church, the bishop must have jurisdiction and a papal mandate to perform this sacrament, unless emergency circumstances necessitate otherwise.

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A papal marquis is a layman who has received a high title of nobility from the reigning pope. As Heads of State the popes are competent to create nobles and confers knighthoods and other decorations. All are recognised in international law. The papal noble titles range from duke and duchess to marquis, to count and countess. These noble titles are rarely conferred today. however, Pope John Paul II did make several creations. Papal knighthoods are given out regularly. American financier George MacDonald was created a papal marquis for his generosity towards the church and its charity. Rose Kennedy was created a papal countess in the early 1950s. Irish tenor John McCormick was a papal count. Genevieve Brady, a wealthy Long Island patron of Vatican charities was created a papal duchess.

Papal orders of knighthood include the Order of Christ, Order of The Golden Spur, Order of Pius, Order of St Gregory, Order of St Sylvester and the Order of The Holy Sepulcher.

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King Arthur's knights had a code of chivalry

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Age of Chivalry was created on 2007-09-10.

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Everlasting Chivalry was created on 1980-02-16.

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No! Romance has to do with love, chivalry has to do with how a man treats a lady.

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In Europe Knights were the main practices of chivalry. Chivalry was a strict warrior code that emphasized national pride, brotherhood, and martial excellence.

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papal approval is not a person, it is approval of the pope.

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The Papal States were ruled by the pope.

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Rome was the capitol of the Papal States.

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The Papal Chase was created in 2004.

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Papal States was created in 752.

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Papal States ended in 1870.

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Papal lira ended in 1870.

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Papal lira was created in 1866.

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The duration of Last Hurrah for Chivalry is 1.78 hours.

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The word chivalry is a noun. The plural form is chivalries.

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The duration of The Papal Chase is 3180.0 seconds.

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