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- Virge abstract "A virge, from the Latin virga, is a type of rod, made of wood.Originally it was one or more branches (the French often use verges, the plural of its equivalent, as the normal word for a rod, the rarer singular verge rather indicates a switch) used as an instrument for corporal punishment, or as a riding crop.It is presently best known as the ceremonial staff of the Anglican and Episcopalian lay church officers known as verger (or originally virger : the title derives from virge), who originally used it as a 'weapon' to make way for the ecclesiastical procession (compare the catholic garde suisse), and occasionally to chastise unruly choristers.".
- Virge thumbnail Virge.jpg?width=300.
- Virge wikiPageExternalLink 5.
- Virge wikiPageID "2272112".
- Virge wikiPageRevisionID "507062038".
- Virge hasPhotoCollection Virge.
- Virge subject Category:Christian_religious_objects.
- Virge subject Category:Corporal_punishments.
- Virge type Abstraction100002137.
- Virge type Act100030358.
- Virge type CorporalPunishment101161161.
- Virge type CorporalPunishments.
- Virge type Event100029378.
- Virge type GroupAction101080366.
- Virge type PsychologicalFeature100023100.
- Virge type Punishment101160342.
- Virge type SocialControl101123598.
- Virge type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Virge comment "A virge, from the Latin virga, is a type of rod, made of wood.Originally it was one or more branches (the French often use verges, the plural of its equivalent, as the normal word for a rod, the rarer singular verge rather indicates a switch) used as an instrument for corporal punishment, or as a riding crop.It is presently best known as the ceremonial staff of the Anglican and Episcopalian lay church officers known as verger (or originally virger : the title derives from virge), who originally used it as a 'weapon' to make way for the ecclesiastical procession (compare the catholic garde suisse), and occasionally to chastise unruly choristers.".
- Virge label "Virge".
- Virge sameAs m.06_vv6.
- Virge sameAs Q7933712.
- Virge sameAs Q7933712.
- Virge sameAs Virge.
- Virge wasDerivedFrom Virge?oldid=507062038.
- Virge depiction Virge.jpg.
- Virge isPrimaryTopicOf Virge.