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acolyte — /ak euh luyt /, n. 1. an altar attendant in public worship; altar boy. 2. Rom. Cath. Ch. a. a member of the highest ranking of the four minor orders. b. the order itself. Cf. exorcist (def. 2), lector (def. 2), ostiary (def. 1) … Universalium
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sous-diacre — (sou di a kr ) s. m. Celui qui est promu au sous diaconat. Servir de sous diacre à la grand messe. C est au sous diacre à lire, à chanter l épître à la grand messe. HISTORIQUE XIIIe s. • E prestre, diacne e chanuigne, E subdiacne, e acolite … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
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acolyte — (n.) early 14c., inferior officer in the church, from O.Fr. acolite or directly from M.L. acolytus (L.L. acoluthos), from Gk. akolouthos following, attending on, lit. having one way, from a together with, copulative prefix, + keleuthose a way,… … Etymology dictionary
