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temporal
Having to do with time. Contrast with "spatial," which deals with space.
temporal
Anatomy of, relating to, or near the temple or temples
temporal [′tem·prəl]
(science and technology)
Pertaining to or limited by time.
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On Christian Government is now one of the most substantial texts defending the papal side in a conflict that ended the papacy's claim to supremacy in temporals.
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49) For the first time in history God supports the clergy's dominion over temporals.
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