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Перевод: investiture

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формальное введение в должность; формальное введение во владение; инвеститура ; награждение; пожалование; облачение; одеяние
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Тезаурус:

1. It was seen as an unveiled hint of royal displeasure at Scots separatists (the elaborate investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales, at a time when Welsh nationalism was acquiring an increasingly strident tone, had been intended to have a similar impact) but it might also serve as a text for all the concerns of the monarchy.
2. Lay investiture was symbolically objectionable as representing the quasi-sacerdotal position which had long been claimed by kings and emperors.
3. The 40-year-old scientist had to leave her labrador Amber in an office because the Palace argues that guide dogs would get in the way at complex investiture ceremonies.
4. But he knew nothing about Gregory VII's comprehensive decree of 1078 against lay investiture.
5. These may very briefly be described as the exclusion of lay influence from the Church at all levels from papal elections down to the investiture of bishops and the ownership of churches, and the centralization of government by frequent papal councils and synods, and by the appointment of papal legates with superior jurisdiction over wide areas.
6. The League had already declared that it would boycott the investiture and, when he stood up to speak, a hundred or so extremists began shouting and jeering, and dozens had to be dragged off by the police before he could be heard.
7. The first declared excommunicate all laymen who gave, and all clergy who received, lay investiture of churches or ecclesiastical offices, and any bishop who consecrated a clerk who had been thus invested.
8. One of these anathemas was already fairly old: Gregory VII had already condemned lay investiture of clergy to spiritual offices in 1078.
9. This they did in a quite literal way: Otto the Great, at the moment of his accession in 936, went to Aachen to be "elected" king of the Franks in Charlemagne's own city; he donned Frankish costume for the ceremony of investiture, was anointed and crowned in Charlemagne's basilica.
10. ABOVE: The Wolverton Royal Train crew of 30 June, 1966, that accompanied the Royal Train conveying the Prince of Wales to Caernarvon Castle for his investiture on I July, 1966: top left to right, Ernie Henson (electrician), Gerald Kingston (fitter), Dick Henson (trimmer), Tony Carter (electrician), Eric Barnes (finisher), Arthur Cowley (painter); front row left to right, Jack Preston (fitter), Arthur Harrap (fitter), Stan Buder (electrician), George Stevens.
11. Also receiving OBEs were ITN cameraman Nigel Thomson, twice wounded while working last year, who was at the investiture with his wife ITN newsreader Carol Barnes, and former England cricket manager Micky Stewart.
12. The investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales could be turned into a perfect television event, and they recommended in addition that he be made available for radio and television interviews.
13. The investiture went ahead on 1 July and was a splendid and dramatic piece of pageantry; it was also strangely moving.