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... papal patronage and the forbidding of goods and money being sent out of the realm from religious houses to their foreign supe- riors . By the Provisors Act all papal provisions were declared illegal and punishable by royal courts ...
... papal patronage and the forbidding of goods and money being sent out of the realm from religious houses to their foreign supe- riors . By the Provisors Act all papal provisions were declared illegal and punishable by royal courts ...
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... papal bulls issued by Greg- ory XI against Wyclif , it represented the whole complaint of the Roman Curia against the Oxford don turned reformer . Pope Gregory began his letter by pointing out that England , once so " glorious for the ...
... papal bulls issued by Greg- ory XI against Wyclif , it represented the whole complaint of the Roman Curia against the Oxford don turned reformer . Pope Gregory began his letter by pointing out that England , once so " glorious for the ...
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... papal dis- pensation could make the originally noncanonical marriage legal , Henry reasoned , a papal dispensation could surely rectify what he saw as a threat to the Tudor dynasty — the absence of a male heir . Appealing to orthodoxy ...
... papal dis- pensation could make the originally noncanonical marriage legal , Henry reasoned , a papal dispensation could surely rectify what he saw as a threat to the Tudor dynasty — the absence of a male heir . Appealing to orthodoxy ...
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