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Exponi nobis nuper fecisti,
known in New
Spain as Omnimoda, was a
papal bull
commissioned by
Charles V and
promulgated by
Adrian VI on 10 May 1522. The...
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approved on 24 June of that year, by Pope
Clement VII in the
Brief Exponi Nobis. On 14 September, the
feast of the
Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Cajetan...
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contested his
right to run an inquisition,
Landa insisted a
papal bull,
Exponi nobis,
justified his actions. However,
Lopez de Cogolludo, Landa's chief...
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their privileges.
Adrian VI on May 9, 1522,
issued the bull
Exponi nobis fecisti to
Charles V, in
which he
transferred his own
Apostolic authority...
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Gregorio Barbarigo succeeded in
obtaining from Pope
Innocent XI the bull
Exponi nobis of 18
August 1697,
which established for the
diocese a
single chapter...
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befits [the]
Roman Pontiff")
Excommunicates Martin Luther. 1522 (May 10)
Exponi nobis nuper fecisti Adrian VI
Grants sweeping authority to
mendicant orders...
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legality of
replacing a
secular with regulars—which is in
contradiction to the
Exponi nobis. Peláez
brought the case to the
Vatican and
almost succeeded if not...
- at the
request of
Spanish Emperor Carlos V,
promulgates the
papal bull
Exponi nobis,
allowing members of
mendicant orders in the New
World to exercise...
- at the
request of
Spanish Emperor Carlos V,
promulgates the
papal bull
Exponi nobis,
allowing members of
mendicant orders in the New
World to exercise...
