Part, Paragraph

 1   2  (5)   |         provided with incomes by appointment to German benefices goes
 2   2  (15)  |        papal theory the right of appointment belonged absolutely to the
 3   2  (15)  | methods-elections, presentation, appointment by the bishop, etc. - but
 4   2  (15)  |        months shall be filled by appointment of the pope. ~
 5   2  (18)  |    hitherto been filled by papal appointment. ~
 6   2        |        benefice at Rome, and the appointment has been regularly signed
 7   2  (42)  |         theory that the right of appointment to all Church offices of
 8   2  (42)  |    confirmation of the election, appointment, etc., of others, or propriomotu,
 9   2  (42)  |      heart of the Pope," and the appointment was then made "on his own
10 Prop1      |      Rome, and that hereafter no appointment shall be obtained there
11 Prop1  (67)|               i.e., Lie in Roman appointment. ~
12 Prop2  (45)|  ecclesiastical jurisdiction and appointment. See WREDE, op. cit., II,