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 1   2       |       the pope to receive the annates from all the benefices of
 2   2       |       salaries, as though the annates were a fixed rent. When
 3   2  (11) |                        On the annates, see Vol. I, p. 383, note
 4   2  (11) |      of the XIV, Century, the annates (fructus medii temporis)
 5   2  (11) |       On the use of the term "annates" to include other payments
 6   2  (11) |  Luther here alleges that the annates are not applied to their
 7   2  (11) | amount demanded in the way of annates has materially increase (
 8   2  (11) |        660). Hutten calls the annates "a good fat robbery" (ed.
 9   2  (11) |      IV, 207). In England the annates were abolished by Act of
10   2       |      that not a heller of the annates or of the indulgence-money
11   2       |    and rulers; and, since the annates are so shamefully abused
12   2       |   they should either keep the annates at home or else abolish
13   2       |     they have no right to the annates. Therefore the bishops and
14   2       |   forthcoming. It is with the annates as it has been with many
15   2       |  possible; and so besides the annates and the "months" it has
16 Prop1     |     their subjects to pay the annates to Rome and should abolish
17 Prop1     |      the compact and made the annates a robbery, to the injury
18 Prop1  (2)|      principle applied to the annates. ~
19 Prop1     |   however, be paid out of the annates, or some other way might