noun

Precentor.

Chancellor.

1. Chief chamberlain. [Pedro, ch. 20: 68; ch. 21: 57,  ch. 24: 10; Fernando, ch. 9, 150, 168, 169] (CW)
2. Lord chamberlain. [Pedro, ch. 17: 126].

Bishop.

1. Lodging officer. (CW) [Pedro, ch. 8: 38]
2. Person in charge of the travel arrangements of the king and court, and respective accommodation. See Rita Costa Gomes, The Making of a Court Society: Kings and Nobles in Late Medieval Portugal (Cambridge: Cambridge U.P., 2003), pp. 37-38.

1. Municipal judge.  (SC) [Pedro, ch. 15: 20]
2. Chief-justice.

1. Governor (of castle). (SC, CW)
2. The office of 'alcaide' or governor of a castle included military responsibilities, as he was responsible for its defense. It might also include civil administrative duties which could extend over a province, though not as a rule. Compare with Alcaide-mor. (CW)

1. Provincial Governor.
2. Governor of a province or a border region with civil and military powers.

See: Decretais. 

Canon law.
ler decretais / leer degrataaes: to study canon law. [Pedro, ch. 28: 7]