Definition: The term "archpall" comes from the Greek and means a person who has been chosen to oversee or preside over an individual or organization in a significant way. Definition: - Archpall: A person who has been appointed to lead or guide a group, institution, or community in a leadership or decision-making role. Examples include heads of state, governments, boards of directors, and leaders at organizations such as universities and religious institutions. Note: In the Bible, this term refers specifically to the priestly or spiritual leader of an ancient Egyptian cult known as the "Archimandrite," who was often appointed by the king of Egypt to serve as a guide for the priests in their duties. This individual held great influence over the temple rituals and ceremonies.
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