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 1 Intro  (14)|                             See title B, ibid., 398. ~
 2   2        |      and that he who claims the title of "most holy" and "most
 3   2  (35)  |      benefices. Datarius is the title of the official who presided
 4   2        |        it, only he has no other title than that of "administrator."38
 5   2  (38)  |      Albrecht of Mainz bore the title of "administrator" of Halberstadt. ~
 6   2        |     transfer to others the mere title to a benefice from which
 7   2        |         which those who get the title derive not a heller of income.
 8   2  (40)  |        German to secure a clear title to a benefice at Rome unless
 9   2  (41)  |      was held to invalidate the title of the guilty party to the
10 Prop1      |         only the name and empty title. It has gone so far that
11 Prop1  (37)|     crown, the emperor bore the title, "King of the Romans." ~
12 Prop1      |        of the pie, and claim no title to the Kingdom of Naples
13 Prop1  (43)|   Donation conveyed to the pope title to the city of Rome (the
14 Prop3  (10)|     libri sententiarum) was the title of the text-books in theology.
15 Prop3      |         If we are called by the title of teachers12 of Holy Scripture,
16 Prop3      |        else, although even this title is too proud and boastful
17 Prop3      |       him of his empire and his title and turn it over to the
18 Prop3      | Constantinople and its name and title were given to us Germans.
19 Prop3      |      tyrants; we have the name, title and insignia of the empire,
20 Prop3      |         to live up to the name, title and insignia, to rescue