cathedrae 

  1. 名詞
cathedra複數: 主教的座位
權威人士的地位
講座, 講壇
/此名詞同"cathedras"/

    
                        
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                                The Chair of St. Augustine, dating from at least the early thirteenth century is one of the oldest cathedrae still in use.                            
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                                Indeed, in strict terminology, there could not have been "cathedrals" before that date, as before the 4th century there were no Christian " cathedrae "; bishops were never seated when leading congregational worship, but instead presided standing on a raised platform or "pulpitum".                            
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                                Some allowed for the participation of theologians in the teaching life of the church, but still drew distinctions between the powers of the theologian and the pope or bishop; one example of this view is in the writing of St. Thomas Aquinas, who spoke of the "Magisterium cathedrae pastoralis/pontificalis" (Magisterium of the pastoral or pontifical chair) and the "Magisterium cathedrae magistralis" (Magisterium of a master's chair).                            
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