The Treatise of Lorenzo Valla on the Donation of Constantine, Text and Translation Into EnglishYale University Press, 1922 - 183 |
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... clergy and supreme over the other four patriarch- ates ; conferred upon him extensive imperial property in various parts of the world , especially the imperial Lateran palace , and the imperial diadem and tiara , and other imperial ...
... clergy and supreme over the other four patriarch- ates ; conferred upon him extensive imperial property in various parts of the world , especially the imperial Lateran palace , and the imperial diadem and tiara , and other imperial ...
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... clergy ; it tells how he , Con- stantine , recognized the superior dignity of the Pope by holding the bridle of his horse ; grants Sylvester Rome , all of Italy , and the western provinces , to remain forever under the control of the ...
... clergy ; it tells how he , Con- stantine , recognized the superior dignity of the Pope by holding the bridle of his horse ; grants Sylvester Rome , all of Italy , and the western provinces , to remain forever under the control of the ...
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... clergy to the privileges of the highest ranks of Roman society . Legal confirmation was thus given for riding roughshod over the vestiges and memories of the imperial régime in Italy and for looking to the Papacy as the 1 II , ii ...
... clergy to the privileges of the highest ranks of Roman society . Legal confirmation was thus given for riding roughshod over the vestiges and memories of the imperial régime in Italy and for looking to the Papacy as the 1 II , ii ...
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... clergy of different orders who serve that same holy Roman church , that they have that same eminence , distinction , power and excellence , by the glory of which it seems proper for our most illustrious senate to be adorned ; that is ...
... clergy of different orders who serve that same holy Roman church , that they have that same eminence , distinction , power and excellence , by the glory of which it seems proper for our most illustrious senate to be adorned ; that is ...
Strona 51
... clergy ' if we do this ? Our portion , or our lot , which in Greek is called kleros , is not earthly , but celestial . The Levites , also clergy , were not allotted a portion with their brethren , and do you command us to take even our ...
... clergy ' if we do this ? Our portion , or our lot , which in Greek is called kleros , is not earthly , but celestial . The Levites , also clergy , were not allotted a portion with their brethren , and do you command us to take even our ...
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aliis apud atque autem blessed Peter Bonneau Caesar ceteris Christian clergy congruum consul Corpus Iuris Canonici cuius decree dicere Donation of Constantine donationem eius Emperor empire enim eorum erat esset etiam Eutropius exemplum fuisse fuit glory Gratian haec hanc homines hominum honor hunc Hutten illa illi illo illud illum imperial imperialis imperium inquit inter ipse ista Italy king kingdom Lateran palace leprosy loco LORENZO VALLA magis magistratus mihi modo nemo neque nihil nisi nobis nonne numquam nunc Omit omnes omnia orbis papa Petri pontifices Pope populi possession postea potest potestatem priests provinces provincias quae quam quia quibus quid quidem quis quod quoque regem regnum Romae Romanae ecclesiae Rome satraps Senate sibi sicut Silvestri sive stantine sunt supreme pontiff Sylvester tamen tantum terrarum tibi tium urbe Valla vero Verum
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