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- titulares nullam possunt exercere potestatem in sua dioecesi, cuius nec possessionem capiunt. Decet ex caritate, citra tamen obligationem, ut aliquando Missae...
- by licence?' - 'etiamne si ui deiecit, si clam, si precario uenit in possessionem?'). The phrase appears to have been established long before the Lex Agraria...
- ecclesia in Urbe in titulum est ****ignata, postquam in eiusdem venerunt possessionem, earundem dioecesium et ecclesiarum bonum consilio et patrocinio promoveant...
- meet the debt, the creditor could apply to the praetor for missio in possessionem ("sending into possession"). He would then publicise the bankruptcy,...
- 'which they had been desiring for a long time now' iam complūrēs annōs possessionem Siciliae tenēbant (Nepos) '(the Carthaginians) had been in possession...
- with adverb iam 'by now' 'imperfect indicative' iam complūrēs annōs possessionem Siciliae tenēbant (Nepos) (the Carthaginians) had been in possession...
- geret, et administrationem, ac imposterum quilibet novus antistes semper possessionem capiet primum in Savonensi, et deinde in Naulensi ecclesiis...." "Dominici...
- variis est perpessus, et quod nunquam archiepiscopatus ejusdem plenam possessionem nancisci, vel de ejus redditibus et bonis gaudere, neque sibi aut aliis...
- significantes, quibus expedit etc. Quod nos consideratis fidelitate etc. totalem possessionem Gardinovec vocatam, in Comitatu Varasdiniensi et Districtu Drava-Muraköz...
- interest is less than the freehold the writ is known as habere facias possessionem. Homine replegiando, a writ to bail a man out of prison. Identitate nominis...