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Gravamen (from
Latin gravare, to
weigh down; gravis, heavy), (plural gra·va·mens or gra·vam·i·na) is a
complaint or grievance, the
ground of a
legal action...
- The
Centum gravamina teutonicae nationis, or
Gravamina for short, was a list of "one
hundred grievances [see gravamen] of the
German nation" directed...
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queen had
other plans, however; not only did she
dismiss the
renewed gravamina of the Jews, but
rather imposed stiffer regulations upon them.
Their tax...
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political burdens, the
subject may
oppose complaints and
objections (
gravamina) to this injustice, but not
active resistance." He
reaffirms this repeatedly...
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Johann F, ed. (1783). "
Gravamina trium Archiepiscoporum-Electorum, Moguntinensis,
Trevirensis et Coloniensis...
- in the
earlier antipapal complaints of the Germans, the
famous Centum gravamina teutonicae nationis;
Pastor adds that the
failure of
Chieregati was in...
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influence of
Brandenburg and Hanover, the
Corpus drew up a list of 432
gravamina (grievances),
published at
Regensburg in 1719. Two more
lists followed...
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imminentis oppressionis incursu, eo
gravius stupida, quo
dudum majora ipsius gravamina non est experta:
Thronum tuae
gratiae supplici ter adeunt: Ad auxilium...
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queen had
other plans, however; not only did she
dismiss the
renewed gravamina of the Jews, but
rather imposed stiffer regulations upon them.
Their tax...
- of
Vienne on 16
October 1311 and the
treaty of 10
April 1312,
called Gravamina or Grauamina, the
other by the
prosecutor of the
bailiff of Mâcon, between...
