datary

da·tary

noun

pl. -·ries

R.C.Ch. a former office of the Curia, in charge of papal benefices

Origin of datary

Medieval Latin datarius, official of the Roman chancery from L, to be given away from datus: see date

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Noun

(plural dataries)

an officer in the Roman Catholic Church who dispensed benefices

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(Pietro Ottoboni), pope from 1689 to 1691, was born in r 610 of a noble Venetian family, was created cardinal, and then successively bishop of Brescia and datary.

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