Part, Paragraph

 1   1  (5)   |       law." Cf. Vol. I, p. 30, note 2. ~
 2   1  (22)  |       s Epitome. See preceding note. ~
 3   2  (3)   |    Triumphus. See above, p.73, note 5; and below, p. 246. Vol.
 4   2  (5)   |     1415). Cf. BENRATH, p. 87, note 17. ~
 5   2  (6)   |       See Weimar Ed., VI, 417, note I, and PASTOR, Gesch. der
 6   2  (8)   |   Constance (see above, p. 82, note 2) was more generous. It
 7   2        |     such gross fools as not to note or understand the sharp
 8   2  (10)  |   Century, see BENRATH, p. 88, note 18, where reference is made
 9   2  (11)  |   annates, see Vol. I, p. 383, note I. Early in their history,
10   2  (13)  |       Basel. See above, p. 84, note 1. ~
11   2  (23)  |  cordissanen (see above, p.88, note 3), where the name cordissei
12   2  (26)  |               See above, p.86. note 2. ~
13   2  (32)  |    hands of one man. See e.g., note 3, p. 91. ~
14   2  (33)  |                   A gloss is a note explanatory of a word or
15   2  (36)  |               See above, p.88, note 2. For a catalogue of papal
16   2  (37)  |              See above, p. 87, note 1. ~
17   2  (42)  |        pope (see above, p. 86, note 3.) According to the theory
18   2  (46)  |              See above, p. 93, note 2. ~
19   2  (59)  |    Church. Cf. CLEMEN, I, 384, note 15. ~
20   2  (60)  |      sale. See BENRATH, p. 88, note 18; p. 95, note 36. ~
21   2  (60)  |         p. 88, note 18; p. 95, note 36. ~
22 Prop1  (1) |              See [nobility.05; note 11], p. 84, note 1. ~
23 Prop1  (1) |  nobility.05; note 11], p. 84, note 1. ~
24 Prop1      |     bath. They would then take note at Rome that the Germans
25 Prop1  (13)| pallium; see above, p. 89, and note. ~
26 Prop1  (14)|              See above, p. 87, note 1. ~
27 Prop1  (25)|              See above, p. 88, note 3. ~
28 Prop1  (33)|              See above, p. 90, note 1. ~
29 Prop1  (34)|     pallium (see above, p. 89, note 3) on an archbishop elect,
30 Prop1  (61)|       at Rome, Vol. I, p. 345, note 4. See also Dass eine christl.
31 Prop1  (62)|         Or "congregation." See note 2. ~
32 Prop1  (74)| marriage. See BENRATH, p. 103, note 74, and in the Babylonian
33 Prop2  (16)|              See above, p. 98, note 2 ~
34 Prop2  (27)|   there. (Weimar Ed., VI, 447, note 1). For another explanation
35 Prop2  (35)|       p. 105), Clemen (I, 406, note) and Weimar Ed. (VI, 406,
36 Prop2  (35)|       and Weimar Ed. (VI, 406, note 1) as a reference to the
37 Prop2  (42)|              See above, p. 98, note 2. ~
38 Prop2  (43)|             See above, p. 128, note 5. ~~
39 Prop2  (45)|     cases" (see above, p. 105, note 3). They were bestowed by
40 Prop2  (50)|             See above, p. 140, note 1. ~
41 Prop3  (14)|             See above, p. 118, note 2. ~
42 Prop3  (29)|      WREDE, op. cit., II, 842, note 4; III pp. 574 f.). On Luther'