Capitular knights were generally high-ranking government officials or military officers.

One rib was broken and healed via telescoping of its capitular shaft.

The disputes on capitular estates were regulated by the Bremen Settlement in 1561.

In 1858 he was raised to the dignity of archpriest, a rank today known as vicar capitular.

He was also vicar general (1962-1963) and vicar capitular (1963) of Semarang.

However, the capitular canons refused.

Brotherhood elects the vicar capitular.

Diceto's fragmentary Domesday of the capitular estates.

Meanwhile the majority of the capitular canons had adopted Lutheranism and elected fellow faithful to eventual vacancies.

Therefore the capitular canons decided to speak on the matter on the next diet of the prince-bishopric on 1 September 1590.

Moreover, capitular appointments were now construed as belonging to the bishop's barony and therefore within the king's regalian right.

To indicate their break with the capitular governance of the monastic and mendicant orders, Jesuits described theirs as "monarchical."

The written Czech language starts to penetrate to Slovakia through Czech clergy teaching in capitular schools.

It is now in the Capitular Library in Prague (codex A 21/1, fol.

During his residences at Wells he was active in capitular business, especially in promoting the repair of the cathedral church and the efficiency of its services.

The script is the "capitular" form of uncial, with just a few emphasized letters at the start of sections in "text" uncial.

In 1827, after Siestrzencewicz's death, the vicar capitular, Milucki, ruled the diocese for a short time.

No judgment, however, appears to have been offered on the right of the Céli Dé to voted in capitular elections.

He therefore combined the offices of the Roman Catholic dean of the chapter, vicar-general and vicar capitular.

"Hacer capitular usted?"

Andreas Rohracher (1939 - 1945) (Vicar capitular)

Moreover, Altmünster was henceforth to be freed of all contributions and levies imposed by the Archbishop or the cathedral capitular.

Frescoes by Ambrogio da Fossano in capitular room.

The capitular hall (Sala Capitolare) has a ceiling paintings by Tiepolo (1739-1749).

The capitulation stipulated the participation of the cathedral chapter in government affairs, guaranteed the capitular privileges, and forbade the future alienation of prince-archiepiscopal estates.