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<p> are chaplain priests who celebrated the commemoration masses for the departed on their annuals. Their usual pay was three marks yearly. At [[Exeter]] there were twenty-four, who acted as subdeacons in choir; at Wells, fourteen: both corporations lived in a collegiate manner. The name was preserved at | <p> are chaplain priests who celebrated the commemoration masses for the departed on their annuals. Their usual pay was three marks yearly. At [[Exeter]] there were twenty-four, who acted as subdeacons in choir; at Wells, fourteen: both corporations lived in a collegiate manner. The name was preserved at Llandaff so late as 1575. </p> | ||
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Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [1]
are chaplain priests who celebrated the commemoration masses for the departed on their annuals. Their usual pay was three marks yearly. At Exeter there were twenty-four, who acted as subdeacons in choir; at Wells, fourteen: both corporations lived in a collegiate manner. The name was preserved at Llandaff so late as 1575.
