Legation

  • 21legation — noun (C) 1 an office that represents a government in a foreign country but is lower in rank than an embassy: the Cuban legation 2 the people who work in this office …

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  • 22legation — An embassy; a diplomatic minister and his suite. The persons commissioned by one government to exercise diplomatic functions at the court of another, including the minister, secretaries, attaches, interpreters, etc., are collectively styled the… …

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  • 23legation — An embassy; a diplomatic minister and his suite. The persons commissioned by one government to exercise diplomatic functions at the court of another, including the minister, secretaries, attaches, interpreters, etc., are collectively styled the… …

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  • 24legation — n. 1 a body of deputies. 2 a the office and staff of a diplomatic minister (esp. when not having ambassadorial rank). b the official residence of a diplomatic minister. 3 a legateship. 4 the sending of a legate or deputy. Etymology: ME f. OF… …

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  • 25Légation des Romagnes — 22 novembre 1850 – 11 mars 1860 12 mars 1860 …

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  • 26Légation des Marches — 22 novembre 1850 – 4 novembre 1860 …

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  • 27Légation de l'Ombrie — 22 novembre 1850 – 4 novembre 1860 …

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  • 28Légation à Caius — Legatio ad Caium Legatio ad Caium en latin ou Légation à Caius en français, est un texte rédigé par Philon d Alexandrie sous l empereur romain Claude qui succéda à Caligula. Legatio ad Caium signifie Ambassade chez Caligula. Philon d Alexandrie… …

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  • 29legation — noun Date: 14th century 1. the sending forth of a legate 2. a body of deputies sent on a mission; specifically a diplomatic mission in a foreign country headed by a minister 3. the official residence and office of a diplomatic minister in a… …

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  • 30legation — noun a) The post or office of a legate; a legateship. b) A diplomatic mission …

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