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👉 A paternoster is a type of musical instrument used in medieval Europe. It was a pipe organ that could be played by both hand and foot, allowing players to play multiple notes simultaneously. The paternoster was typically made of wood or metal and had a series of pulleys attached to it for movement. The pipes were fed from the manor pot (a special kind of water tank) through holes drilled into the body of the organ. The pipes were tuned so that the sound could be

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👉 A term that refers to a specific type of food, typically a dish consisting of two or more ingredients cooked together in a pot, such as potatoes, carrots, and onions. This type of dish is commonly known as a "paternosterer" because it is often served with a variety of other dishes, including pasta sauce, bread, and meatballs.

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👉 In the context of genetics, a paternal (or father) name is a given name that is associated with a person's family or parent. Paternosters are names given to children by their fathers, which are often used in families where there is a significant line of descent from the father. They are commonly used in religious and legal contexts, especially in Catholicism, where they may be used as part of a family name for a child born into the church.

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: That's right! This term conjures up images of men with beards and long hair, their heads covered by a white t-shirt and wearing a long-sleeved white shirt over the top. They typically wear a gray or black suit with a tie that is tied back into a knot at the elbow.

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