mandator

In the Hippodrome by the Mandator after the last race of the day.

We'll have the Mandator announce it in the Hippodrome, as well, if there's any chance he'll be heard.

Leontes had the Mandator proclaim the exile of the hated taxation officer.

The Emperor stopped dictating and rose at the Mandator's murmured hint.

Another important amendment dealt with the credit advice of transfer amounts to the mandator if they had not reached the beneficiary for any reason.

They would learn the dimensions of their mistake, the Mandator proclaimed, his words picked up and echoed through the Hippodrome.

Let the King of Kings defend Mihrbor now, the Mandator cried.

And so, too, was the Mandator's first public announcement after the Investiture Ceremony was done.

This was so because, even as the Mandator was declaring the Emperor's decision, Leontes directed his archers to begin shooting.

Whenever the Mandator, schooled to this, murmured discreetly at his elbow Valerius would stand up and salute whoever was currently doing a victory lap.

As the mandator of the Montenegrin people, Bishop Vasilije in June 1752 he goes on the road in Russia.

As for Batiara, the Mandator continued, when the shouting subsided enough for his voice to be heard and relayed again, look who was Empress of Sarantium now.

He consecutively held top posts of Lord High Treasurer and Lord High Mandator at Tamar's court.

They were waiting for the Mandator to appear in the kathisma-the Patriarch would follow, and then the officials of the court and then those who were to be crowned today.

Nothing at all was said that afternoon, by the Mandator or anyone else, about changes in the doctrines of Jad regarding depictions of the god himself in holy places and elsewhere.

Its construction was sponsored by Beka I, Prince of Samtskhe and Lord High Mandator of Georgia of the Jaqeli family.

By the evidence of his office, Zaum was a man high in the IPCC organization; how high Gersen did not precisely know: the title "Mandator, Umbria Division" might mean much or little.