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...of Europe to take the appointment in some degree into their own hands. How was it done? By taking or reserving to themselves the right of confirming these...of granting investiture of the temporalities which then began almost invariably to be annexed to the spiritual dignity ? If that is so, it was not the...

...becoming tumultuous, the emperors and other sovereigns of the respective kingdoms of Eu- [ 378 ] rope took the appointment in some degree into their own...these elections, and of granting investiture of the temporalties, which now began almost universally to be annexed to this spiritual dignity ; without...

...becoming tumultuous, the emperors and other sovereigns of the respective kingdoms of Eu- [ 378 ] rope took the appointment in some degree into their own...these elections, and of granting investiture of the temporalties, which now began almost universally to be annexed to this spiritual dignity; without which...

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...time it became tumultuous, and the emperors and other sovereigns of the respective kingdoms of Europe, took the appointment in some degree into their own...of granting investiture of the temporalities which soon began to be universally annexed to this spiritual dignity. The elected bishop could neither be...

...other overeigns of the respective kingdoms of Europe, took the appointment in some degree into lieir own hands, by reserving to themselves the right of confirming- these elections, and of ;raniing investiture of the temporalities which soon began to be universally annexed to this piritual...

...of the respective kingdoms of Europe took the appointment, in some degree, into their own hands (7), by reserving to themselves the right of confirming...these elections, and of granting investiture of the temporaries, which now began almost universally to be annexed to this spiritual dignity; without which...

...becoming tumultuous, the [*378] 'emperors and other sovereigns of the respective kingdoms of Europe took the appointment, in some degree, into their own...which confirmation and investiture, the elected bishop conld neither be consecrated nor receive any secular profits. This right was acknowledged in the Emperor...