cathedratic
Cathedratic is a term that refers to something pertaining to a cathedral, particularly its ecclesiastical jurisdiction or the bishop's authority. It is derived from the word "cathedral," which is the principal church of a diocese, containing the bishop's throne, or "cathedra." Historically, the term "cathedratic" has been used in legal and ecclesiastical contexts to describe rights, privileges, or obligations associated with the cathedral church and its bishop. This can include matters of governance, administration, and financial matters within the diocese.
In some historical legal systems, cathedratic rights might have included specific tithes or revenues owed to