convocation
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 22
[ Fr.convocation; Prov.con vocatio; Sp. convocacion; Port. convocação; Ital. convo caz i one, all from Lat. convocatio (gen it. convocation is)=a calling together.] [CONVOKE.] IMG:content-0869.png:[blocks in formation] concerning the feasts of the Lord, which ye."-Lev. shall proclaim to be holy convocations, xxiii. 2. 2. Eng. Eccles.: An a embly of the clergy. Specially the name given to either of two such gatherings, the one termed the Convocation of Canter 3. Tin-mining: The same as CONVOCATORS (q. v.). . [CONVOLVULUS, JALAP, SCAMMONY.] Batatas con-vo-ca-tion-al, a. [Eng. convocation; -al.] Pertaining to a convocation in general, or in particular to the ecclesiastical synod so designated. [CONVOCATION, II. 2.]
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