Even after the collapse of Roman rule, Latin retained the same prestige among British Christians that it had in the rest of the Western Empire.
But Auld believes some of clubs that have been linked with the Celtic boss would not offer the same prestige as his current.
Animation has never enjoyed the same prestige as in Japan.
Or will the Academy's notoriously conservative taste fail to recognise yet another illuminating performance in favour of the same tired, old prestige pieces?
Rather than trying to make the case for a flagship campus, Matthew Goldstein, CUNY's chancellor, has begun trying to sell a different vision, one that he says would achieve some of the same benefits in prestige and economic impact but cost far less.
Of course, the same holds for prestige, the most coveted form of cumulative merit.
Where previously it had been granted an hour of prime time a week – giving it the same unspoken prestige as, say, The Apprentice – MasterChef is now filler.
But for classic cool and comfort, look no further than Los Angeles, the city of jeans, where denim labels are accorded the same level of prestige as Parisian couture houses.
It was, in particular, the influence of German philosophical idealism, which had exactly the same kind of prestige then that French post-structuralism has now, that Dodgson thought was absurd.
Despite the superficial similarities, the Republican party after its midterm election victories is not in the same position of prestige and strength it was after those of 1994.
