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 1   2      |     a monastery, a living, a benefice, a heller or a pfennign
 2   2      |    year's revenues from each benefice.11 This permission was given,
 3   2      |    and laws that not another benefice or living in all Germany
 4   2      |        holds or takes over a benefice, or in case one who already
 5   2      |      one who already holds a benefice afterwards enters the "household"
 6   2      |   has started at Rome over a benefice.22 This I hold to be almost
 7   2      |      are all regarded as one benefice. So there is at Rome one
 8   2      |      the incumbent dies, the benefice freely reverts to him who
 9   2      |   others the mere title to a benefice from which those who get
10   2      |   too, to give another man a benefice and to reserve a certain
11   2  (40)|    secure a clear title to a benefice at Rome unless he applied
12   2      |    When one man has gotten a benefice at Rome, and the appointment
13   2      | desires of the pope the same benefice, then the pope takes it
14   2      |   heart he had reserved that benefice to himself and his own plenary
15 Prop1    |   decree, that henceforth no benefice shall be drawn into the
16 Prop1    | institute a contest over any benefice, so as to cite pious priests
17 Prop1    |  month on pain of losing his benefice. How shall matters which