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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Homologation, n. [f. Homologatev.] The act of homologating, a ratification or countenancing. — c1679 Kirkton Hist. 297.
So going to the presbytery should be a homologation of episcopacy 1689 Melville Corr. 123.
If it was not an homologation of Mr Inglis's gift
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