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Example sentences for "ecclesiastical jurisdiction"

  • There is an article on the beginnings of ecclesiastical jurisdiction by Sohm, "Die geistliche Gerichtsbarkeit im frankischen Reich," ibid.

  • A bold step was taken toward civil marriage when resistance was made to ecclesiastical jurisdiction in matrimonial causes on the ground that these belong to the temporal judge.

  • It is necessary to bear in mind this tendency and these restrictions on ecclesiastical jurisdiction to estimate properly the latitude obtained by the Inquisition in purely secular affairs.

  • Less serious but still abundantly obnoxious were the advantages which these tonsured laymen possessed in civil suits by claiming the privilege of ecclesiastical jurisdiction.

  • This head of ecclesiastical jurisdiction was in England not transferred to the secular court till 1857.

  • Cases upon the execution of these statutes are collected in Stillingfleet, On Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, p.

  • HORNE xiii Archiepiscopate of Thomas Becket His Defence of Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction His Assassination (A.

  • Even his additions to the canon law, his reforms of ecclesiastical jurisdiction, dealt with the external rather than the internal life of the Church.

  • In all universities, degrees are granted in both laws conjointly; and in all courts of ecclesiastical jurisdiction, the authority of Justinian is cited, when that of Gregory or Clement is wanting.

  • That the Pope was the source of ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the English Church before the Reformation is an assertion of the gravest import, which ought not to have been thus taken for granted.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    about them; almost impossible; dead language; deceased persons; divers colours; ecclesiastical affairs; ecclesiastical architecture; ecclesiastical authorities; ecclesiastical authority; ecclesiastical court; ecclesiastical courts; ecclesiastical government; ecclesiastical history; ecclesiastical jurisdiction; ecclesiastical matters; ecclesiastical power; ecclesiastical property; ecclesiastical unity; heavy growth; more accurate; never fail; pineal gland; quite useless; rushed forward; securing peace; three classes