Proper
Proper
The two chief parts of the Breviary and Missal are:
Proper of the Season, or Proprium de Tempore, comprising lessons, antiphons, and other liturgical passages appointed for days of the year having special Mass and Office
Proper of Saints, or Proprium Sanctorum, comprising those appointed for feasts of saints in calendar order
New Catholic Dictionary
Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
Proper
proper: For the King James Version proper (child), in Heb 11:23, the Revised Version (British and American) substitutes goodly; in 1Ch 29:3; 1Co 7:7, the Revised Version (British and American) own is employed, and for the too emphatic their proper tongue in Act 1:19 their language is written. But none of the King James Version forms are really obsolete.
Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Proper
is translated “proper” in Heb 11:23, RV, “goodly:” see BEAUTIFUL, No. 2.
“one’s own,” is found in some mss. in Act 1:19, AV, “proper;” in 1Co 7:7, RV, “own” (AV, “proper”); in Jud 1:6, RV, “their proper (habitation),” AV, “their own.”