Europe During the Middle Ages ...Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green & Longman, 1833 |
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Արդյունքներ 29–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
Էջ 61
... superior . In certain cases the lord could demand aids ; an expedition to the Holy Land ; the marriage of an eldest son , or daughter , or sister ; the majority of that son ; a fine due from the superior to the king ; his own ransom ...
... superior . In certain cases the lord could demand aids ; an expedition to the Holy Land ; the marriage of an eldest son , or daughter , or sister ; the majority of that son ; a fine due from the superior to the king ; his own ransom ...
Էջ 95
... superior to any which had been gained since the time of Charlemagne , were the fruit of his military policy . He formed a permanent militia from the eldest sons of each family , the expense of the equipment being sustained by the common ...
... superior to any which had been gained since the time of Charlemagne , were the fruit of his military policy . He formed a permanent militia from the eldest sons of each family , the expense of the equipment being sustained by the common ...
Էջ 293
... superior of the latter house , was groundless . The result was , that the pope not only declared his monastery exempt from the juris- diction of Clugny , but pressed him to accept the dignity of cardinal . Bernard , who had no such ...
... superior of the latter house , was groundless . The result was , that the pope not only declared his monastery exempt from the juris- diction of Clugny , but pressed him to accept the dignity of cardinal . Bernard , who had no such ...
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