Associations to the word «Legate»
Noun
- Avignon
- Gaius
- Pope
- Cardinal
- Synod
- Ferrara
- Lucius
- Bologna
- Crusade
- Pompey
- Papacy
- Boniface
- Sulla
- Ravenna
- Archbishop
- Constantinople
- Prefect
- Pius
- Patriarch
- Pisum
- Lombardy
- Clement
- Schism
- Legion
- Caesar
- Bishopric
- Gaul
- Heretic
- Toulouse
- Heresy
- Tiberius
- Lyle
- Prelate
- Crusader
- Trent
- Claudius
- Bartholomew
- Cistercian
- Augsburg
- Ignatius
- Titus
- Gregory
- Cara
- Abbot
- Consul
- Antioch
- Mainz
- Anjou
- Bishop
- Tribune
- Clergy
- Maximus
- Rome
- Ix
- Primate
- Canterbury
- Julius
- Aragon
- Syria
- Winchester
- Marius
- Envoy
- Viii
- Consecration
- Sicily
- Bohemia
- Tuscany
- Rishi
- Xii
- Cassius
- Herod
- Moravia
- Bc
- Leo
- Medici
- Gilles
- Guido
- Sigismund
- Parma
- Emperor
- Princes
- Urban
- Iv
Adjective
Wiktionary
LEGATE, noun. A deputy representing the Pope, specifically a papal ambassador sent on special ecclesiastical missions.
LEGATE, noun. An ambassador or messenger.
LEGATE, noun. The deputy of a provincial governor or general in ancient Rome.
Dictionary definition
LEGATE, noun. A member of a legation.
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