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P1. Order of the Holy Ghost.

a. A French order of knighthood instituted by Henri III of France in 1578. Now historical.The Order was officially abolished in July 1830, but its activities continued for some years after that date. [After Middle French Ordre du Saint-Esprit (more fully l'Ordre et milice du Benoist Sainct Esprit, literally ‘the order and militia of the blessed Holy Spirit’ (1578)).]

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Order of the Holy Ghost1587

stole1728

seraphim1784

Legion of Honour1802

1587 tr. S. C. P. Let. French Gentleman 21 The King had sworne by all the solemnities of the order of the holy Ghost [Fr. l'ordre du S. Esprit], that he would neuer in any wise consent to permit any exercise of the Religion.

1686 J. S. Hist. Monastical Convent. 98 The Order of the Holy Ghost in France was Instituted by Henry the Third, in memory of his Nativity, Election to the Polonian Kingdom, and his coming to..the Crown of France, all which hapned on Whitsunday.

1728 E. Chambers Cycl. at Holyness Before they receive the Order of the Holy Ghost, that of St. Michael is conferr'd, as a necessary Degree; for which Reason their Arms are surrounded with a double Collar.

1814 Wright's Leeds Intelligencer 25 Apr. His Majesty the King of France..afterwards invested the Duke of York with the French Order of the Holy Ghost.

2014 Church Hist. & Relig. Culture 94 268 On the day after his conversion he was made connectable de France and a few days later was admitted to the Order of the Holy Ghost.

b. historical. A Roman Catholic religious order that originally specialized in the care of the sick and infirm in hospitals rather than monastic infirmaries.The order was founded by Guy de Montpellier in the 12th cent., and was officially abolished in 1783. [Compare post-classical Latin ordo sancti Spiritus (1613 or earlier), Italian Ordine di Santo Spirito (1601 or earlier), French Ordre du Saint Esprit (1693 or earlier).]

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1842 Brit. & Foreign Med. Rev. 13 291 (note) On the Foundling Hospitals of France... For the regulations of the order of the Holy Ghost, see tome v. p. 495.

1889 Archæol. Rev. 4 42 A hospital had been erected, of which the care had been entrusted to some friars of the order of the Holy Ghost.

1907 M. A. Nutting et al. in L. L. Dock Hist. Nursing I. 276 The order of the Holy Ghost from its earliest days was identified with the rise and development of general hospitals within city walls.

2012 C. P. Hourihane Grove Encycl. Medieval Art & Archit. 565/1 Pope Alexander IV..gave the monastery to the church of S Spirito in Sassia, Rome, so that it was no longer Benedictine but in the Order of the Holy Ghost until 1540.

P2. knight of the Holy Ghost: a knight of the Order of the Holy Ghost (see Order of the Holy Ghost at Phrases 1a). Now historical and rare. [Apparently after French commandeur du Saint-Esprit (1578 in Middle French) and probably also after chevalier du Saint-Esprit (1581 or earlier).]

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knight of the Holy Ghost1607

garters1670

1607 E. Grimeston tr. Gen. Inuentorie Hist. France ii. 986 Hee had not well obserued the articles of this Order, by the which no knight of the Holy ghost [Fr. Commandeurs du S. Esprit] might take any Pencion, Entertainment or Money from a forraine Prince.

1696 London Gaz. No. 3241/3 Paris, Dec. 3... There is to be a Promotion of the Knights of the Holy Ghost very suddenly.

1826 New Ann. Reg. 1825 Hist. Europe 74/2 During the offertory, the king-at-arms and three heralds carried the offerings to four knights of the Holy Ghost.

1879 National Jrnl. Educ. 9 102/3 This term [sc. cordon-bleu] properly belonged to the knights of the Holy Ghost, who were decorated with the ribbon.

1991 Jrnl. European Stud. 21 212 He moves on from an active military role to undertake the responsible court duties of grand prévôt and becomes a knight of the Holy Ghost.

†P3. Cross of the Holy Ghost: the emblem of the Order of the Holy Ghost, consisting of a dove, a circle, and four fleur de lis at the centre of a Maltese cross. Cf. Order of the Holy Ghost at Phrases 1a. Obsolete. [After French croix du Saint-Esprit (1634 or earlier).]

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1687 R. Wolley tr. N. Besongne Present State France (new ed.) ii. xii. 342 They are also Officers of the Order, and may wear the Cross of the Holy Ghost [Fr. la Croix du Saint Esprit].

1777 N. W. Wraxall Mem. Kings of France II. 282 Over the scarlet robe hangs the cross of the Holy Ghost, on his breast.

1887 Pall Mall Gaz. 15 July 3/1 Louis XVIII..presented Wellington with a cross of the Holy Ghost.

单词	order of the holy ghost
释义	> as lemmas Order of the Holy Ghost Phrases P1. Order of the Holy Ghost. a. A French order of knighthood instituted by Henri III of France in 1578. Now historical.The Order was officially abolished in July 1830, but its activities continued for some years after that date. [After Middle French Ordre du Saint-Esprit (more fully l'Ordre et milice du Benoist Sainct Esprit, literally ‘the order and militia of the blessed Holy Spirit’ (1578)).] ΘΚΠ society > society and the community > social class > nobility > rank > knight > [noun] > order > knighthood > other orders Order of the Holy Ghost1587 stole1728 seraphim1784 Legion of Honour1802 1587 tr. S. C. P. Let. French Gentleman 21 The King had sworne by all the solemnities of the order of the holy Ghost [Fr. l'ordre du S. Esprit], that he would neuer in any wise consent to permit any exercise of the Religion. 1686 J. S. Hist. Monastical Convent. 98 The Order of the Holy Ghost in France was Instituted by Henry the Third, in memory of his Nativity, Election to the Polonian Kingdom, and his coming to..the Crown of France, all which hapned on Whitsunday. 1728 E. Chambers Cycl. at Holyness Before they receive the Order of the Holy Ghost, that of St. Michael is conferr'd, as a necessary Degree; for which Reason their Arms are surrounded with a double Collar. 1814 Wright's Leeds Intelligencer 25 Apr. His Majesty the King of France..afterwards invested the Duke of York with the French Order of the Holy Ghost. 2014 Church Hist. & Relig. Culture 94 268 On the day after his conversion he was made connectable de France and a few days later was admitted to the Order of the Holy Ghost. b. historical. A Roman Catholic religious order that originally specialized in the care of the sick and infirm in hospitals rather than monastic infirmaries.The order was founded by Guy de Montpellier in the 12th cent., and was officially abolished in 1783. [Compare post-classical Latin ordo sancti Spiritus (1613 or earlier), Italian Ordine di Santo Spirito (1601 or earlier), French Ordre du Saint Esprit (1693 or earlier).] ΚΠ 1842 Brit. & Foreign Med. Rev. 13 291 (note) On the Foundling Hospitals of France... For the regulations of the order of the Holy Ghost, see tome v. p. 495. 1889 Archæol. Rev. 4 42 A hospital had been erected, of which the care had been entrusted to some friars of the order of the Holy Ghost. 1907 M. A. Nutting et al. in L. L. Dock Hist. Nursing I. 276 The order of the Holy Ghost from its earliest days was identified with the rise and development of general hospitals within city walls. 2012 C. P. Hourihane Grove Encycl. Medieval Art & Archit. 565/1 Pope Alexander IV..gave the monastery to the church of S Spirito in Sassia, Rome, so that it was no longer Benedictine but in the Order of the Holy Ghost until 1540. P2. knight of the Holy Ghost: a knight of the Order of the Holy Ghost (see Order of the Holy Ghost at Phrases 1a). Now historical and rare. [Apparently after French commandeur du Saint-Esprit (1578 in Middle French) and probably also after chevalier du Saint-Esprit (1581 or earlier).] ΘΚΠ society > society and the community > social class > nobility > rank > knight > [noun] > position of commander in an order > of Order of the Holy Ghost knight of the Holy Ghost1607 garters1670 1607 E. Grimeston tr. Gen. Inuentorie Hist. France ii. 986 Hee had not well obserued the articles of this Order, by the which no knight of the Holy ghost [Fr. Commandeurs du S. Esprit] might take any Pencion, Entertainment or Money from a forraine Prince. 1696 London Gaz. No. 3241/3 Paris, Dec. 3... There is to be a Promotion of the Knights of the Holy Ghost very suddenly. 1826 New Ann. Reg. 1825 Hist. Europe 74/2 During the offertory, the king-at-arms and three heralds carried the offerings to four knights of the Holy Ghost. 1879 National Jrnl. Educ. 9 102/3 This term [sc. cordon-bleu] properly belonged to the knights of the Holy Ghost, who were decorated with the ribbon. 1991 Jrnl. European Stud. 21 212 He moves on from an active military role to undertake the responsible court duties of grand prévôt and becomes a knight of the Holy Ghost. †P3. Cross of the Holy Ghost: the emblem of the Order of the Holy Ghost, consisting of a dove, a circle, and four fleur de lis at the centre of a Maltese cross. Cf. Order of the Holy Ghost at Phrases 1a. Obsolete. [After French croix du Saint-Esprit (1634 or earlier).] ΚΠ 1687 R. Wolley tr. N. Besongne Present State France (new ed.) ii. xii. 342 They are also Officers of the Order, and may wear the Cross of the Holy Ghost [Fr. la Croix du Saint Esprit]. 1777 N. W. Wraxall Mem. Kings of France II. 282 Over the scarlet robe hangs the cross of the Holy Ghost, on his breast. 1887 Pall Mall Gaz. 15 July 3/1 Louis XVIII..presented Wellington with a cross of the Holy Ghost. extracted from Holy Ghostn. < as lemmas
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