Part, Paragraph

 1   1  (15)  |   church law was a subject of complaint at the diets of Worms (1521)
 2   2  (5)   |                           The complaint that the cardinals were
 3   2  (11)  |    which fell vacant, and the complaint of extortion in their appraisement
 4   2  (19)  | Concordat of Vienna. Luther's complaint is reiterated in the Gravamina
 5   2  (29)  |       right of patronage. The complaint that this right is disregarded
 6   2  (40)  |                           The complaint was made at Worms (1521)
 7 Prop1  (6) |       livings not yet vacant. Complaint of the evils arising out
 8 Prop1  (17)|      it a constant subject of complaint, and the Lateran Council (
 9 Prop1  (22)|      the bishops' courts. The complaint is that they interfere with
10 Prop1  (56)|    was a continual subject of complaint through this period. ~
11 Prop2  (28)|      In the Gravamina of 1521 complaint is made that the bishops