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 1   2  (2)   |          crown dates from the XI Century: the triple crown, or tiara,
 2   2  (9)   |              As early as the XIV Century both England and France
 3   2  (10)  |        such officials in the XVI Century, see BENRATH, p. 88, note
 4   2  (11)  |        the beginning of the XIV, Century, the annates (fructus medii
 5   2  (15)  |       seems to date from the XII Century, and was originally an arbitrary
 6   2  (24)  |          complaints from the XII Century on, though the language
 7   2  (44)  |         the XV and the early XVI Century. The annual fairs (Jahrmarkt),
 8   2  (53)  |    German capitalists in the XVI Century. They were international
 9   2  (53)  |       the Rothschilds of the XVI Century" Their control of large
10 Prop1  (17)|         have originated in the X Century with the famous monastery
11 Prop1  (43)|      forged document of the VIII Century, professing to come from
12 Prop1  (44)|       Italy, goes back to the XI Century, and was steadily asserted
13 Prop1  (57)|          By the middle of the XV Century there were eight distinct
14 Prop1  (58)|          the beginning of the IV Century, one of the favorite saints
15 Prop2  (41)| flourished especially in the XVI Century. They are associations for
16 Prop2  (59)|          theologian of the XIII. Century (1225-74), whose influence
17 Prop3  (9) |     empire, had begun in the XII Century. With the decay of the feudal
18 Prop3  (9) |       until by the end of the XV Century it was the accepted system
19 Prop3  (25)|      foreign commerce in the XVI Century. The discovery of the cape-route