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stational, a.|ˈsteɪʃənəl|
[ad. L. statiōnālis, f. statiōn-em station n.: see -al1. Cf. F. stationnal (in eccl. sense), Sp. estacional seasonable.]
Of or pertaining to a station or stations, in any sense of the n. stational mass: see quot. 1905.
1610W. Folkingham Feudigr. ii. vi. 57 Now describe a Circle vpon this stationall point. 1620― Brachigr. iv, The Puncts in the Paralels imply the fiue Vowels respectiuely sutable to their stationall Regions and priorities in vulgar enumeration. 1826T. Coleman Indulgences, etc. Order Mt. Carmel 49 It is to be observed, that except on the above named days, there is no Stational Indulgence at Rome. 1863F. Nightingale (title), The stational reports..on the Sanitary State of the Army in India. 1902H. K. Mann Hist. Popes I. i. 284 This part gives the ceremonies to be observed in the celebration of a stational Mass by the Pope. 1905Atchley Ordo Rom. Primus 32 A stational mass or station was one whereat the whole local Church was present (or represented), from the bishop to the layfolk. Ibid. 33 Preceded..by the stational cross. Ibid. 119 The stational church. |