The nuncios were always endeavoring to extend their jurisdiction and required to be watched to avert greater evils.
In 1554, Julius III, in a moment of wrathful candor, told the Portuguese ambassador that nuncios were sent there to enrich themselves as a reward for previous services.
The nuncios multiplied their intrigues, while the princes of Germany spoke out boldly.
He was keenly interested in the exploration and discoveries in America, and unceasingly urged his nuncios to keep him supplied with everything written on these subjects.
The nuncios seemed content with the proposition; and Cantacuzene affects to deplore the failure of his hopes, which were soon overthrown by the death of Clement, and the different temper of his successor.
When it appeared that this must be done, the two nuncioswere all impatient to have it passed soon.
All this happened under the eyes of the two papal nuncios staying in Zürich; but they did not interfere, because the curia was extremely anxious to get auxiliaries for the papal army for an attack on Milan.
The Apostolic nuncios are all inquisitors, as are also the Apostolic vicars.
People generally objected to such wide jurisdiction being in the hands of a foreigner, for the nuncios were usually Italians.
Sidenote: Royal restrictions on the powers of papal nuncios and the nunciature.
The relations of the kings with the popes and nuncios formed only part of the former's royalist policy with the church.
This measure, so just and useful in itself, irritated the German archbishops, already too jealous of the jurisdiction of the nuncios in the Empire.
For two centuries, there were three nunciossent by the Holy See to Germany: to Vienna, to Cologne, and to Lucerne.
He seemed come upon the stage to do the poet's message simply, and he did it with as genuine fidelity as the nuncios in Homer deliver the errands of the gods.
After this sprightly introduction, Ibrahim led the nuncios in a brilliant procession to the presence of the sultan.
The Hungarian nuncios took the opportunity to boast of the greatness of Ferdinand, provoking a smile from Ibrahim.
The Austrian nuncios seemed to be impressed and indeed the statement was a sufficiently startling one and was moreover borne out by the facts.
The nuncios and the grand vizir could not agree on terms of alliance; to the Austrian demands, Ibrahim impatiently exclaimed: “The Emperor Charles and your master, what do they want more?
Ibrahim Pasha and Cassim Pasha then, holding them by their two arms, led each of the nuncios in turn to salute the sultan, who sat with his hands on his knees and looked them over.
The three pashas first went to salute Suleiman, leaving the nuncios before the door.
He closed the interview by accusing Ferdinand and Charles of not keeping faith and said he would give the nuncios a final reply in three or four days.
On the third day forty horsemen escorted the royal nuncios to the Imperial palace.
He proclaimed that the Nuncios of the Pope of Rome hated these Louisiana Catholics, with a more perfect hatred than they did the "apostle heretics" called Protestants!
She hath not only contemned the godly requests and admonitions of princes concerning her healing and conversion, but also bath not so much as permitted the Nuncios of the See to cross the seas into England, etc.
He pulled down the altar belonging to our Holy See(30) in the chapel of the Placidia palace, prohibiting our nuncios from offering therein to God the adorable and immaculate Victim, or receiving the sacraments of communion.
Pope Theodorus condemned him after his nuncios at Constantinople had in vain endeavoured to draw from him an orthodox confession.
He has persecuted those nuncios because they exhorted him to give up his error, as well as other orthodox men, imprisoning some, banishing others, beating others.
Our predecessors have both by writing and by their nunciostried to correct them, but without success.
These nuncios by command of the apostolic authority had enjoined him to desist from his heretical intention.
He has done what hitherto no heretic has dared; he has destroyed the altar of our Holy See in the Placidia Palace, and forbidden our Nuncios to celebrate thereon.
Nuncios of the Pope rank as ambassadors ordinary on a permanent mission, and are usually intrusted with power to transact general affairs.
Ambassadors, Legates, or Nunciosonly shall have the Representative character.
He sent nuncios to the Greek emperor and the Patriarch of Constantinople, inviting them to the synod, and received a favorable answer from the former.
His first care was to reopen the sacred synod, and he immediately sent nuncios to the emperor and the French king, to bring about this desired result.
In vain did the pope by his nuncios call for the intervention of foreign nations.
Louis received the nuncios coldly, and dispatched commissioners to Rome, before whom Pascal cleared himself by oath.
Some officers in the service of Lothaire having been put to death in the Lateran palace, the holy fathers, accused of having ordered the commission of the crime, hastened to send nuncios to Louis to do away such suspicion.
When he was at Koeln (November 1520), besieged by the papal nuncios to induce him to permit the publication of the Bull against Luther within his lands, Spalatin noted that he went to Mass three times in one day.
He saw the young Emperor, and near him the papal nuncios and the great ecclesiastics of the Empire.
The papal nunciosrefused to be present when a heretic was permitted to speak.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nuncios" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
