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See also: fellows, who administers the finances of a See also: college at a university, or of the treasurer of a school or other institution
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The See also: term is also applied to the holder of " a bursary," an See also: exhibition at Scottish See also: schools or See also: universities, and also in See also: England a scholarship or exhibition enabling a pupil of an elementary school to continue his See also: education at a secondary school
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The term " burse " (See also: Lat. bursa, Gr. l3bpaa, bag of skin) is particularly used of the embroidered purse which is one of the insignia of office of the See also: lord high chancellor of England, and of the pouch which in the See also: Roman See also: Church contains the "
See also: corporal " in the service of the Mass
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The " bursa " is a square See also: case opening at one See also: side only and covered and lined with See also: silk or See also: linen; one side should be of the colour of the See also: vestments of the See also: day
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