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	;alms : Money or goods collected for the poor; charity.		;alms : Money or goods collected for the poor; charity.
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		+	;antipope : A pope elected in opposition to one believed to be canonically chosen; the result of a disputed or contested election.

	;calends : (sometimes ''kalends'') The first day of the month in the Roman calendar; originally the day of the new moon.		;calends : (sometimes ''kalends'') The first day of the month in the Roman calendar; originally the day of the new moon.

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	;pound : An English money of account (originally, a pound weight of silver).		;pound : An English money of account (originally, a pound weight of silver).
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		+	;relict : A widow or widower; the surviving spouse, usually female.

	;right belief		;right belief

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 ;Seven Sleepers : A feast day observed for the Saints "Maximianus, Malchus, Martinianus, Dionysius, Joannes, Serapion, and Constantinus" on July 27.
-;sheriff (scír3eréfa) : a high officer, the representative of the royal authority, who presided in the shire-moot, and was responsible for the administration of the royal demesne and the execution of the law.
+;sheriff (scír3eréfa) : A high officer, the representative of the royal authority, who presided in the shire-moot, and was responsible for the administration of the royal demesne and the execution of the law.
 ;twelfth-day : The twelfth day after Christmas on which the festival of the Epiphany is celebrated; formerly observed as the closing day of the Christmas festivities; celebrated January 6.

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 ;twelfth-day : The twelfth day after Christmas on which the festival of the Epiphany is celebrated; formerly observed as the closing day of the Christmas festivities; celebrated January 6.
-;Watling Street - A Roman road which ran from Dover on the southeast coast of England and is believed to have terminated at Viroconium, which is now Wroxeter in Shropshire.
+;Watling Street : A Roman road which ran from Dover on the southeast coast of England and is believed to have terminated at Viroconium, which is now Wroxeter in Shropshire.
 ;welkin : The arch or vault of heaven; the sky.

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	;twelfth-day : The twelfth day after Christmas on which the festival of the Epiphany is celebrated; formerly observed as the closing day of the Christmas festivities; celebrated January 6.		;twelfth-day : The twelfth day after Christmas on which the festival of the Epiphany is celebrated; formerly observed as the closing day of the Christmas festivities; celebrated January 6.
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		+	;Watling Street - A Roman road which ran from Dover on the southeast coast of England and is believed to have terminated at Viroconium, which is now Wroxeter in Shropshire.

	;welkin : The arch or vault of heaven; the sky.		;welkin : The arch or vault of heaven; the sky.

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 ;ides : Originally the day of the full moon in the Roman calendar, later became the 15th of March, May, July & October and the 13th day in other months.
-;Invention of the Holy Cross (feast of) : Commemorates the discovery of the True Cross by Helena, mother of Constantine in A.D. 326; celebrated May 3.
+;Invention of the Holy Cross (feast of) : Commemorates the discovery of the True Cross by Helena, mother of Constantine, in A.D. 326; celebrated May 3.
 ;midsummer : Originally the day of the summer solstice, traditionally celebrated on June 24.

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	;ides : Originally the day of the full moon in the Roman calendar, later became the 15th of March, May, July & October and the 13th day in other months.		;ides : Originally the day of the full moon in the Roman calendar, later became the 15th of March, May, July & October and the 13th day in other months.
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		+	;Invention of the Holy Cross (feast of) : Commemorates the discovery of the True Cross by Helena, mother of Constantine in A.D. 326; celebrated May 3.

	;midsummer : Originally the day of the summer solstice, traditionally celebrated on June 24.		;midsummer : Originally the day of the summer solstice, traditionally celebrated on June 24.

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	;St. Augustine's mass : Celebrated May 26.		;St. Augustine's mass : Celebrated May 26.
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		+	;St. Gregory's mass : Celebrated March 12.

	;St. Juliana (festival of) : Celebrated February 16.		;St. Juliana (festival of) : Celebrated February 16.