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annates
annates (ˈæneɪts, -əts) Also 6 annatys, 6–8 annats. [a. Fr. annate (15th c.), ad. med. and late L. annāta a year's space, work, proceeds, the same word which in its primary sense became in Fr. année. See -ata.] The first-fruits, or entire revenue of one year, paid to the Pope by bishops and other ec... Oxford English Dictionary
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Annates
the : a small additional payment eventually added to other annates as a kind of notarial fee. In 1534, Thomas Cromwell obtained from parliament the Act in Restraint of Annates, which restored the annates as a payment owed to the Crown. wikipedia.org
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primitiæ
‖ primitiæ, n. pl. (praɪˈmɪʃɪiː) [L. prīmitiæ, -ciæ the first things of their kind, firstlings, first-fruits, f. prīm-us first: cf. primices.] 1. First fruits or produce; spec. = annates 1.1591 Spenser M. Hubberd 518 The Courtier needes must recompenced bee With a Benevolence, or have in gage The Pr... Oxford English Dictionary
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Appointment of Bishops Act 1533
After the passage of the Annates Act in 1531, however, the Lords Spiritual had complained that the annates "utterly undone and impoverished" them. Parliament thus passed this Act, which ended all annates. wikipedia.org
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deportates
† deˈportates, n. pl. Obs. rare. [cf. med.L. deportus in same sense (Du Cange), déport des benefices (Cotgr.). For the form cf. annates.] ‘The first fruits, or one yeres reuenue of vacant benefices (due vnto the Prince, Patron, or Prelate)’ (Cotgr.).1532 Address fr. Convoc. in Strype Eccl. Mem. App.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Concordats of Constance
For example, on the annates, it reads "all those contained in the present chapter take their place with the entire French nation". By subsuming Spanish and Italian interests under those of the French and remitting certain annates to France, the concordat increased the prestige of the wikipedia.org
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Charitas (encyclical)
The encyclical also condemned the loss of church lands and the confiscation of revenues such as tithes and annates. It also praised the non-jurors. wikipedia.org
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unratified
unˈratified, ppl. a. (un-1 8.)1611 Speed Hist. Gt. Brit. ix. viii. 500 Some therefore haue imagined, that such Instruments might happily then be mentioned and drawne, and yet die vnratified, though the copies stand recorded. 1652 Row Let. in Hist. Kirk (Wodrow Soc.) 538 Our Commissione of the Genera... Oxford English Dictionary
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commenda
‖ coˈmmenda Also 6 -do. The Latin and Ital. form of the word commendam, occas. used.1598 Florio Comendatore..one that hath Comendoes [1611 Comendas] put to his charge. 1616 Brent tr. Sarpi's Counc. Trent (1676) 27 The abuses of Commendaes and Annates. Ibid. 468 Willing to get Benefices in Commenda. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ernst Mengin
Publications As author Das Recht der französisch-reformierten Kirche in Preußen (1929) As editor Unos annates histόricos de la natiόn mexicana (1945) wikipedia.org
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Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges
The Catholic Church of France suppressed the payment of annates to Rome and forbade papal intervention in the appointment of French prelates. wikipedia.org
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Thomas Arthur (bishop)
Canon Begley notes that Arthur was provided the revenues due to the bishop of the diocese for eight years before he became bishop but he never paid the Annates wikipedia.org
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Gayton le Wold
The incumbency was under a discharged rectory – ecclesiastical parish revenues (annates) kept within the parish – and was united with the parish of Biscathorpe wikipedia.org
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Concordat of Bologna
The Concordat confirmed the Apostolic Camera's right to collect annates, the first year's revenue from each benefice, a right that when abused led to shuffling wikipedia.org
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Armand-Gaston Camus
He helped to write and voted for the Civil Constitution of the Clergy, worked to end the practice of paying annates to the papacy, and promoted the annexation wikipedia.org
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