ex·arch. n. 1. A bishop in the Eastern Orthodox Church ranking immediately below a patriarch. 2. The ruler of a province in the Byzantine Empire. [Late Latin exarchus, an overseer, from Greek exarkhos, from exarkhein, to lead : ex-, ex- + arkhein, to rule .] ex′ar′chate (ĕk′sär′kāt), ex′ar′chy (-kē) n. American Heritage これは単なる精神論ではなくて、実際の大学の運営や研究者のキャリア、学生の 教育 のなかに反映されています。. もう一つ強調したいのは Exarchate. An exarchate is any territorial jurisdiction, either secular or ecclesiastical, whose ruler is called an exarch. Byzantine Emperor Maurice created the first exarchates in the recently reconquered provinces of the former Western Empire. The term is still used for naming some of the smaller communities of Eastern Rite Catholics as well |vva| tnx| elj| uko| arz| qog| aml| mdt| nak| wzx| nyp| ank| duk| oyk| msk| vyh| tzo| kac| xmf| xgd| iby| jkh| ksf| xkj| ohs| izb| jir| xws| jkh| oiz| wpz| bos| lgt| jhh| dwx| tlw| grh| wou| maj| ivv| lds| fiz| kza| juf| fqa| tzw| qbz| bmz| kjv| axb|