From the 2nd century on, however, the sacerdotal hierarchy developed along the lines of the Hebrew priesthood, the title episcopus, or bishop, becoming reserved for those who presided over the presbyterate, then called sacerdotes because they shared in the episcopal sacerdotium ("priesthood"), which included the offering of the eucharistic sacrifice of bread and wine.
As Mrs. Bass, however, she changed, becoming more reserved, more proper, more ladylike.
He also said academics needed to report students if they had concerns they were becoming withdrawn, reserved or showed "other personality traits".
People who knew them, both in Connecticut and in Pakistan, said he had changed in the past year or so, becoming more reserved and more religious as he faced what someone who knows the family well called "their financial troubles".
They grow up having a hard time experiencing a happy loving relationship, often becoming emotionally reserved in the process.
The Daily Unions David Germain commented how the song's simple musical arrangement and Carey's "restrained" vocal delivery aided it in becoming "modest and reserved".
I almost miss Steve's bathtub, hidden under a tree in the corner, which is fast becoming the reserve's fourth pond.
Of course, China could strive right now for a major role for the SDR, and repudiate that in the future when the yuan moves towards becoming a reserve currency.
By the mid-1920s more trade was carried out in dollars than pounds and more international bonds were issued in New York than in London.However, the obstacles to the yuan becoming a reserve currency are bigger than those faced by the dollar in 1913.
Russian bureaux de change have placed orders for electronic signs with three digits before the decimal point, preparing for rouble-euro exchange rates above 100.The past 15 years of rising oil prices have underwritten Kremlin presumptions of economic stability, even leading to talk of the rouble becoming a reserve currency for other former Soviet republics.
Others strikers may also jump at the chance to work with a man who was a keen student during his Manchester United playing days, often noting down his manager Sir Alex Ferguson's training sessions in his diaries before becoming the reserve team boss in 2008.
