cathedra
/ˈkæθɪdrə/Definitions
1. noun
A bishop’s throne or chair of office.
“The archbishop sat upon his cathedra, surveying the congregation.”
2. noun
The official chair or office of a bishop or other high church dignitary.
“The cathedral’s cathedra is a symbol of the bishop’s authority.”
3. noun
A chair or seat of authority, especially one of high rank or dignity.
“The judge sat in his cathedra, presiding over the court.”