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 1 5  |         but rather the peculiar property of each nature being preserved
 2 6,2|        for that "making over of property to the Curia," which was
 3 6,2|          29), and of the church property (ib, i. 36), but also to
 4 6,2| oiconomos," a steward of church property was to be understood. ~The
 5 6,3|       of secular persons, whose property they undertake through covetousness
 6 6,4|   monasteries for ever, and the property belonging to them shall
 7 6,4|      the name of "monastery" to property of their own, and while
 8 6,6|         make an estimate of the property which of right belonged
 9 6,6|        administration of church property; he was accused, e.g., of
10 6,6|      been managing their church property without "oeconomi," and
11 6,6|       clergy, to administer the property of the church under the
12 6,6|    administration of the church property may not be unattested, and