The ordinary praedial services due from the tenentes or villani were not required to be performed in person, and whether in the manor or out of it the villanus was not in legal language "sub potestate domini.
De potestate pontificis in temporalibus, and still more decidedly and openly the careful and reliable Spanish historian Juan Mariana, who died in A.
Against the ecclesiastical injunction of fasts, he wrote De jejunio; against indulgences, De indulgentiis; against the hierarchy, De potestate ecclesiastica.
A still more thoroughgoing deification of the papacy had appeared a few years earlier in the Summa de potestate ecclesiæ ad Johannem Papam by the Augustinian =Augustinus Triumphus= of Ancona.
The second part of the Tract, "Concerning the Power and the Jurisdiction of the Bishops, De Potestateet Iurisdictione Episcoporum," strikes an equally decided note.
Thus, for instance, the passage of the Tractatus "De Potestateet Primatu Papae" in sec.
Later we read: “Fateor in externo rerum delectu esse quandam libertatem, internos vero affectus prorsus nego in potestate nostra esse” (ibid.
It is noteworthy that it grants Æthelwig the Hundred of Fishborough 'in potestate et justitia sua'.
Footnote 295: There is an obscure sentence in this letter: 'Hinc omnibus factus notior, quia multi te positum in potestate nesciunt.
Ergo nec iustitia nostra in nobis est nec in potestate nostra,” and, p.
In these circumstances Contarini published his Epistola de potestate Pontificis in usu clavium, and his De potestate Pontificis in Compositionibus.
Chrysostome, speaking of such as are subject to bishops,(68) saith, In potestate positum est obedire vel non.
And I command you to say when ye shall come to Rome, to the Potestate and all the Council and Senate, that I send to them these dead bodies for the tribute that they have demanded.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "potestate" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
