- The
Liber poenitentiarius of John of God (d. 1267)...
-
source for the
history of the
Quinque compilationes antiquae Liber poenitentiarius (or poenitentialis) de
cautela simplicium sacerdotum (28
October 1247)...
- cantor, the treasurer, the vicedominus, the scholasticus, and the
poenitentiarius.
There were also a
number of
collegiate churches in the diocese, whose...
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Krzysztof Żegocki), a
missionary to the
Crimean Khanate (1661), a
poenitentiarius in
Loreto (1663–64), and a
missionary to
Constantinople (1672–73)....
- emb****y to the Council, and on 26
February 1439, he was
named major poenitentiarius by the Council.
Bishop Louis de La
Palud was
named substitute chamberlain...
- Transliger****, the
Archdeacon Transmeduanensis, the Scholasticus, and the
Poenitentiarius) and 30 canons. The
kings of
France held by
right the
first of the...
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Provost and the Archdeacon) and
twelve Canons, one of whom is
called the
Poenitentiarius and
another the Theologus, as
mandated by the
Council of Trent. The...
