 | John Lewis - 1820 - 444 sayfa
...also " receiver of the Pope's pence, keepeth an house in Lon" don, with clerks and officers thereunto belonging, as if " it were one of the King's solemn...transporting " yearly to the Pope twenty thousand marcs, and most " commonly more: that Cardinals and other aliens re" maining at the Court of Rome,... | |
 | John Lewis - 1820 - 450 sayfa
...also " receiver of the Pope's pence, keepeth an house in Lon" don, with clerks and officers thereunto belonging, as if " it were one of the King's solemn...transporting <' yearly to the Pope twenty thousand marcs, and most •" commonly more : that Cardinals and other aliens re" maining at the Court of Rome,... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1826 - 228 sayfa
...sinfully. They stated, that the Pope's collector kept a house in London, with clerks and officers thereunto belonging, as if it were one of the King's solemn...cardinals and other aliens remaining at the court of Rome have divers of the best dignities in England, one cardinal being Dean of York,* another of Salisbury,... | |
 | Robert Vaughan, John Wycliffe - 1828 - 472 sayfa
...clerks and officers thereunto belonging, as if " it were one of the king's solemn courts, trans" porting yearly to the pope, twenty thousand " marks, and most...another " of Salisbury ; another of Lincoln ; another arch" deacon of Canterbury; another archdeacon of " Durham; another archdeacon of Suffolk; and " another... | |
 | Charles Webb Le Bas - 1832 - 406 sayfa
...if it were one of the King's solemn courts, transporting yearly to the Pope twenty thousand marcs, and most commonly more : that Cardinals and other...remaining at the Court of Rome, whereof one Cardinal is a TteanofYork, another of Salisbury, another of Lincoln, another Archdeacon of Canterbury, another Archdeacon... | |
 | Charles Webb Le Bas - 1832 - 408 sayfa
...being also receiver of the Pope's pence, keepeth an house in London, with clerks and officers thereunto belonging, as if it were one of the King's solemn...courts, transporting yearly to the Pope twenty thousand marcs, and most commonly more : that Cardinals and other aliens remaining at the Court of Rome, whereof... | |
 | Charles Webb Le Bas - 1832 - 422 sayfa
...courts, transporting yearly to the Pope twenty thousand marcs, and most commonly more : that Cardinal* and other aliens remaining at the Court of Rome, whereof one Cardinal is a Bean of York, another of Salisbury, anotherof Lincoln, another Archdeacon of Canterbury, another Archdeacon... | |
 | Charles Webb Le Bas - 1832 - 414 sayfa
...being also receiver of the Pope's pence, keepcth an house in London, with clerks and officers thereunto belonging, as if it were one of the King's solemn courts, transporting yearly «o the Pope twenty thousand marcs, and most commonly more : that Cardinals and other aliens remaining... | |
 | England, Richard Hart (vicar of Catton) - 1836 - 348 sayfa
...clerks and officers, as if it were one of the king's solemn courts, sending yearly to the pope 20,000 marks, and most commonly more. That cardinals and other aliens, remaining at the court of Rome, have divers the best dignities in England, and have sent over unto them 20,000 marks," &c. &c. And... | |
 | John Foxe, John Fox - 1838 - 1172 sayfa
...collector being also receiver of the pope's pence, keeps a house in London, with clerks and officers, as if it were one of the king's solemn courts, transporting...pope twenty thousand marks, and most commonly more. 17. That cardinals and other foreigners remaining at Rome, whereof one cardinal is dean of York, another... | |
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... an house in London, with clerks and officers thereunto belonging, as if it were one of the king's solemn courts, transporting yearly to the pope twenty thousand marcs, and most commonly more... 
