Part, Question
1 2, 60 | prevents a man from obtaining a benefice ~or the like, seemingly
2 2, 60 | not bound to restore the benefice, since ~this would be sometimes
3 2, 60 | a man from obtaining a ~benefice. First, justly: for instance,
4 2, 60 | this case, if before the benefice has been definitely assigned
5 2, 60 | man had not obtained the benefice and ~might have been prevented
6 2, 60 | on the ~other hand, the benefice had already been assigned
7 2, 61 | ecclesiastical dignity or benefice on account of ~consanguinity,
8 2, 61 | worthy of an ecclesiastical benefice. Yet this apparently is
9 2, 98 | receipt of an ~ecclesiastical benefice for so doing, are not allowed
10 2, 98 | presenting a person to a ~benefice, to decide, for some reason,
11 2, 98 | of the revenues of ~the benefice in question, and to spend
12 2, 98 | of the revenues of that ~benefice to be given to him by the
13 2, 98 | confer an ecclesiastical benefice for service ~received seems
14 2, 98 | conferring of an ecclesiastical benefice at some person's request. ~
15 2, 98 | worthy of an ecclesiastical benefice by reason of ~the devotion
16 2, 98 | person to an ecclesiastical benefice with the understanding ~
17 2, 98 | oneself an ecclesiastical benefice without the cure of souls.~
18 2, 98 | acquired an ecclesiastical benefice by simony, were to restore ~
19 2, 98 | simoniacally granted or received a ~benefice, or through having been
20 2, 98 | Orders or an ~ecclesiastical benefice simoniacally, not only is
21 2, 98 | order, and resigning the ~benefice and the fruits acquired
22 2, 98 | and is bound to resign the benefice obtained together with ~
23 2, 98 | has ~knowingly received a benefice (simoniacally). In other
24 2, 187 | writing, but he renounced his benefice in the hands of a ~notary;
25 2, 187 | priest be admitted to his benefice and sacred ~duties, and
26 Suppl, 53| have an ~ecclesiastical benefice, nor enjoy the privilege
27 Suppl, 53| holding of an ~ecclesiastical benefice binds a man to the exercise
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