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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Ordinary
		Ordinary jurisdiction is contrasted with delegated jurisdiction, a temporary communication of power made by a superior to an inferior; thus we speak of a delegated judge and an ordinary judge.
		ordinaries, though they have jurisdiction in the internal forum, for they have not jurisdiction in the external forum, being incapable of legislating and acting as judges; their administration is the exercise of paternal authority rather than of jurisdiction properly so called.
		In practice, the determination of the persons included under the term ordinary is of importance in the case of indults and the execution of rescripts issued from Rome.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/11284b.htm (718 words)

	Ordinary
		Parish priests, therefore, are not ordinaries, though they have jurisdiction in the internal forum, for they have not jurisdiction in the external forum, being incapable of legislating and acting as judges; their administration is the exercise of paternal authority rather than of jurisdiction properly so called.
		As a rule ordinary jurisdiction is territorial as well as personal, as in the case of the pope and the bishops; but ordinary jurisdiction may be restricted to certain persons, exempt from the local authority.
		Local ordinaries being unable personally to perform all acts of their jurisdiction may and even ought to communicate it permanently to certain persons, without however, divesting themselves of their authority; if the duties of these persons are specified and determined by law, they also are ordinaries, but in a restricted and inferior sense.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/o/ordinary.html (667 words)

	Ordinaries
		Ordinaries are built using the six basic classes (Strong, Fast, Tough, Smart, Dedicated, and Charismatic) and have starting occupations, skills, and feats.
		Ordinaries are limited to the six basic classes.
		When a child turns 12, he or she is considered a young adult and takes his or her first level in one of the six basic classes.
	www.12tomidnight.com /d20modernsrd/Ordinaries.php (566 words)

	Stock Exchange All Ordinaries Index (Australian Parliamentary Library - Monthly Economic and Social Indicators Feature ...
		The All Ordinaries Index is a summary measure of the movement of share values that result when shares in company ownership held by individual and corporate stockholders are traded on the ASX.
		In a wider context the All Ordinaries index can be thought of as a reflection of the current and future health and wealth of the economy.
		The All Ordinaries Index portfolio is updated at the end of every month to ensure that the companies included continue to meet the criteria for inclusion.
	www.aph.gov.au /library/pubs/mesi/features/allords.htm (606 words)

	Somewhere in Tyme - Ordinaries of the Coat of Arms Page
		An ordinary is considered to be a charge, or bearing, of simple form.
		One of the earliest and noblest of the honorable ordinaries.
		The CROSS is drawn with two bars which run horizontally and vertically across the center of the shield with each bar being 1/5th the width of the shield.
	www.familynamesonline.com /ordinaries.html (560 words)

	Heraldic Primer: Special Variants of Ordinaries
		The term voided applies to an ordinary or other simple geometric charge where only the outline of the charge is visible.
		Cottices (singular cost) are a normally found in pairs and are thin (double diminutives) versions of the ordinary they accompany and flank it on either side.
		When cottices are present, the ordinary is called cotised, except in the case of a pale, where it is considered endorsed.
	www.sca.org /heraldry/primer/variants.html (236 words)

	Second Council of Lyons - 1274
		Local ordinaries must strictly compel their subjects to produce the dispensations by which they hold canonically, as they assert, several dignities or churches to which is annexed the cure of souls, or a parsonage or dignity together with another benefice to which a similar cure is annexed.
		The ordinary is however to make provision that neither the care of souls in those churches, parsonages or dignities is neglected nor the benefices themselves are defrauded of the services owing to them.
		Ordinaries, moreover, in bestowing parsonages, dignities and other benefices involving the cure of souls, are to take care not to confer one on someone already holding several similar benefices, unless an obviously sufficient dispensation is shown for those already held.
	www.dailycatholic.org /history/14ecume3.htm (3402 words)

	Miscellaneous-Watson
		Ordinaries which were kept in the same building for a number of years and became widely known to travelers and the local inhabitants gained a reputation which proved beneficial to the proprietor.
		Ordinaries were also needed to serve the county jails in order to feed the prisoner.
		Ordinaries were used in diaries and travel accounts to describe second-rate country houses, while taverns were considered first-class establishments, superior in quality to the ordinary and usually found in the towns.
	www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us /sections/hp/colonial/Nchr/Subjects/watson2.htm (5648 words)

	Survey of American Bishops by Thomas J. Reese, S.J. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ordinaries (the principal bishop leading a diocese) are on average only a couple of years older than auxiliaries--60.5 years as compared to 58.5 years.
		The average ordinary received his diocese at the age of 51, and 57 percent were already bishops.
		Their ability to have their own men appointed ordinaries can be seen from the fact that, although archdioceses only make up 19 percent of the dioceses, 40 percent of the ordinaries come originally from archdioceses.
	www.americamagazine.org /reese/america/cs-surv.htm (2788 words)

	Woodstock Theological Center \| Church Studies \| A Survey of the American Bishops
		Ordinaries (the principal bishop leading a diocese) are on average only a couple of years older than auxiliaries--60.5 years as compared to 58.5 years.
		The average ordinary received his diocese at the age of 51, and 57 percent were already bishops.
		Their ability to have their own men appointed ordinaries can be seen from the fact that, although archdioceses only make up 19 percent of the dioceses, 40 percent of the ordinaries come originally from archdioceses.
	woodstock.georgetown.edu /church_studies/reese/america/cs-surv.htm (2769 words)

	Ordinaries
		Ordinaries are built using the six basic classes (Strong, Fast, Tough, Smart, Dedicated, and Charismatic) and have starting occupations, skills, and feats.
		Ordinaries are limited to the six basic classes.
		When a child turns 12, he or she is considered a young adult and takes his or her first level in one of the six basic classes.
	www.systemreferencedocuments.org /modern/roarerbull/Ordinaries.php (566 words)

	Ordinary - Cunnan
		An ordinary is an area of tincture that covers a large part of the shield.
		Ordinaries drawn with thinner lines are referred to as diminutives.
		As ordinaries and sub-ordinaries are simple charges they may be cotised, fimbriated or voided, so long as they are not peripheral ordinaries (such as a bordure or chief).
	cunnan.sca.org.au /index.php?title=Ordinary&printable=yes (87 words)

	Ordinaries
		The pale (like other ordinaries) can be charged, for example argent on a pale sable a lucy’s head erect and couped or (Gascoyne).
		The diminutives of the pale are the pallet and endorse.
		A chevron is usually drawn thicker if there are no other charges or it itself bears charges (which are shown upright or erect.) The form is said to be derived from a rafter, and often occurs between 3 charges, as for instance in the Ergham arms argent a chevron between 3 martlets sable.
	www.apl385.com /gilling/hords.htm (852 words)

	Ordinaries
		A vertical band down the middle of the shield, conventionally occupying one third of the shield but often drawn smaller, say one quarter of the width.
		The diminutives of the pale are the pallet and endorse.
		A chevron is usually drawn thicker if there are no other charges or it itself bears charges (which are shown upright or erect.) The form is said to be derived from a rafter, and often occurs between 3 charges, as for instance in the Ergham arms argent a chevron between 3 martlets sable.
	www.nyrond.org /university/heraldry/www.demon.co.uk/apl385/gilling/hords.htm (852 words)

	Tippling Houses and Ordinaries
		Ordinaries and Tippling Houses were becoming quite out of control in Colonial Virginia, to the point where the General Assembly was required to act.
		"The excessive number of ordinaries and tippling houses set for advance of private gaine, are found to be full of mischief and inconvenience by cherishing idleness and debauchereys, in a sort of loose and careless person".
		As the population grew, Ordinaries and Tippling Houses multiplied in Accomack County.
	www.espl.org /genealogy/tales/tippling.htm (715 words)

	Historical trends in choice of ordinaries and charges
		For recent grants, because ordinaries and charges are far more diverse than tinctures, I needed a larger sample than was used for the earlier study; as well as the sources used previously (the last few years of The Heraldry Gazette and The Coat of Arms) I also drew on The Armorial, vols.
		Geometric elements include ordinaries such as the bend, geometric charges such as roundels (bezant, hurt, etc.), and also partitions (cases where a field or an element within the field is party per bend, party per pale, chequy, etc.).
		I shall not draw arbitrary distinctions between ordinaries and "sub-ordinaries": I count an ordinary as any element which is defined in purely geometric terms, one or more of whose edges coincide with the edges of the field, and which occupies a minor proportion of the field, creating a "figure versus ground" appearance.
	www.grsampson.net /AHtc.html (5159 words)

	[ Ant ] Ordinaries ◁ Heraldry ◁ Lore ◁ Geek Stuff
		Honorable ordinaries are made up of only lines and they are always the first charge to be blazoned when one or more are charged upon a shield.
		Generally, ordinaries may be charged, have furs placed upon them and even be surmounted by other ordinaries.
		In the case of surmounting, for example: a saltire surmounting another saltire, the uppermost ordinary would be drawn slightly smaller so that the lower ordinary may be seen.
	homepage.mac.com /antallan/ordinary.html (233 words)

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		Ordinaries are built using the six basic classes (Strong, Fast, Tough, Smart, Dedicated, and Charismatic) and have starting occupations, skills, and feat s.
		As they gain levels, ordinaries increase their skill points, base attack bonus, saving throw modifiers, Defense bonus, and Reputation bonus\emdash just as heroes do.
		They begin with the same ability score package as ordinaries (15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8), but their ability scores are reduced as follows: \endash 3 Str, \endash 1 Dex, \endash 3 Con, \endash 1 Int, \endash 1 Wis, \endash 1 Cha.
	www.wizards.com /d20/files/msrd/msrdordinaries.rtf (696 words)

	Catholic Culture : Document Library : On the Ecumenical Movement
		In cases where there seems to be some hope of good results, the Ordinary shall see that the thing is properly managed, designating for these meetings priests who are as well qualified as possible to explain and defend Catholic doctrine properly and appropriately.
		Although in all these meetings and conferences any communication whatsoever in worship must be avoided, yet the recitation in common of the Lord's Prayer or of some prayer approved by the Catholic Church, is not forbidden for opening or closing the said meetings.
		Although each Ordinary has the right and duty to conduct, promote, and preside over this work in' his own diocese, yet the cooperation of several Bishops will be appropriate or even necessary in establishing offices and works to observe, study, and control this work as a whole.
	www.catholicculture.org /docs/doc_view.cfm?recnum=5125 (1313 words)

	Heraldic Dictionary: 3. Ordinaries
		Ordinaries and Sub-Ordinaries are large objects, many of which overlap in meaning and name with the partitions mentioned in the last section of this series.
		Thus, for example, where PER BEND means divided diagonally, a BEND is a wide diagonal band running from one edge of the shield to another.
		Similarly, the SALTIRE can be found in many varieties, although it is rare to find it in a form different to the diagonal cross stretching from edge to edge of shield or flag, as in the flag of Scotland or Jamaica.
	flagspot.net /flags/vxt-h3.html (1038 words)

	Ordinaries
		As they gain levels, ordinaries increase their skill points, base attack bonus, saving throw modifiers, Defense bonus, and Reputation bonus-just as heroes do.
		At 4th level and every four character levels thereafter (8th, 12th, and so on), an ordinary adds 1 point to one ability score-just as heroes do.
		An ordinary character has a Challenge Rating equal to his or her character level -1.
	systemreferencedocuments.org /modern/roarerbull/Ordinaries.php (566 words)

	ASX Small Ordinaries Index (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Represents approximately 13% of the total market capitalization of the ASX All Ordinaries Index.
		This index is intended to measure the performance of small companies and currently consists of approximately 220 of the smallest securities in the ASX All Ordinaries Index.
		The average market capitalization for a company in the ASX Small Ordinaries Index is currently AUD 229.3 million.
	www.russell.com /us/glossary/indexes/asx_small_ordinaries_index.htm (89 words)

	Ordinaries - OneLook Dictionary Search
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		Ordinaries : Online Plain Text English Dictionary [home, info]
		Example: "The ordinary (or common) man in the street"
	www.onelook.com /?w=Ordinaries&ls=a (155 words)

	Quotes of the Ordinaries of Philadelphia
		(Eighth Ordinary and Fourth Archbishop of Philadelphia: 1918-1951; Cardinal: 1921)
		He should be like a cane in the hands of a blind man, which bends to every motion of the hand." (from one of his commencement addresses.)
		Tenth Ordinary and Sixth Metropolitan Archbishop of Philadelphia of the Latins
	www.rc.net /philadelphia/history/quotes.htm (636 words)

	ASX-Listed Life Science small caps lag All Ordinaries in third quarter - 24 May 2006
		rose by a marginal 1.5 per cent for the quarter ended March 31 2006, outpaced by the ASX All Ordinaries (up 8%) and the NASDAQ Biotech index (up 6.4%).
		The medical devices sub-sector (excluding Cochlear and ResMed) fell 2.7 per cent while the biotechnology and pharmaceutical sub-sector (excluding CSL) rose 2.6 per cent.
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	www.pwc.com /extweb/ncpressrelease.nsf/DocID/2F060A6781961D36CA25717D0000D016 (644 words)

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