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Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Ermita juradera

English translation:

hermitage where courts sessions could be / were held

Added to glossary by Robert Mavros
Nov 15, 2010 15:16
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Spanish term

Ermita juradera

Spanish to English Art/Literary Architecture
Hi, I would appreciate your help with this term regarding architecture/art.

Context for this term is :
"Ermita de San Antón Fue ermita juradera y centro de reunión de los antiguos Concejos."

thanks :)
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Nov 15, 2010 15:49: Travelin Ann changed "Language pair" from "English to Spanish" to "Spanish to English"

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hermitage where courts sessions could be / were held

There are ermitas and iglesias with this status: it means that trials could be held there. One of our local churches, the Basilica of San Vicente in Avila is one of these - hence my knowledge! (Think about swearing your oath on the bible, etc)

http://olmo.pntic.mec.es/~mdem0011/sanvicente.htm

I suggest you leave the original Spanish and then explain, if this is possible.
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agree coolbrowne : Good call: if possible, the original with an explanation
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juradera hermitage

Abadiano - SpeedyLook encyclopedia - [ Traducir esta página ]He is celebrated in Guerediaga, in the juradera hermitage. San Antolín, the 2 of September. Celebration is realized in the hermitage dedicated to santo. ...
www.myetymology.com/encyclopedia/Abadiano.


Duranguesado - [ Traducir esta página ]... organization of Merindad (constituted by twelve porches and with it soothes in the juradera hermitage of Gerendiaga) employee of the kingdom of Navarre. ...
kiwidepia.com/kiwi/ZC91L3IvRHVyYW5ndWVzYWRv
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gracias :)
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agree Ruth Wöhlk
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Gracias Rutita
neutral philgoddard : Both your references are bad translations, and you haven't explained what it means.
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a hermitage of taking-oath tradition

The hermitage of San Antón was a hermitage of taking-oath tradition and meeting...

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Note added at 1 día6 horas (2010-11-16 21:27:58 GMT)
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Oops! Lo siento. Quería decirr "oath-taking"
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neutral Noni Gilbert Riley : Oath-taking would be the correct order - but yes, this is another way to explain the kind of church.
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