Calixtus III

Name: European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648
Author: Calixtus III

European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

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“European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648”, published in 1917, is a work by Calixtus III. It explores elements such as militie, Alfonso and bull.

Quotes from European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (Calixtus III)

Calixtus III, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ So that the prior major, for the time being, of the said military order may and ought to collate and provide to all and singular ecclesiastical benefices, with or without cure of souls, and whether tenable by seculars or by regulars of whatsoever orders, founded and instituted, or to be founded or instituted, in the said islands, lands, and places, of whatever nature and value the benefices are or shall be, as often as they may fall vacant in the future. ”

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Calixtus III, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ These letters having been thus presented, the aforesaid procurator, in the name of the said Most Serene King, explained to the said doctor that for the service of the said king it was necessary that he should have one or more copies of the said apostolic letters; therefore he asked that they be granted to him in public form, by me the undersigned notary public, with the authority of the aforesaid doctor. The aforesaid doctor by authority of his public office ordered it to be done. ”

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Calixtus III, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ For this purpose he despatched legates to many countries, [1] and among them he sent Alvaro, bishop of Silves, an executor of the bull Romanus pontifex [2] and a man of great authority in the Roman Court, [3] as legate a latere to King Alfonso V. of Portugal. At the same time ( February-March, 1456) he granted that monarch a number of concessions, [4] including the following bull, for which Prince Henry and Alfonso had petitioned. ”

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Calixtus III, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ Since, however, as has been reported to us on behalf of the aforesaid King Alfonso and the Infante Henry, they are extremely eager that ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the said solitary islands, lands, harbors, and places, situated in the ocean toward the southern shore in Guinea, which the said infante withdrew with mailed hand from the hands of the Saracens, and conquered for the Christian religion, as is stated, may be granted forever by the Apos tolic See to the aforesaid Order of Jesus Christ, by the support of whose revenues the said prince is asserted to have made this conquest ”

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Calixtus III, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ And all and singular other acts which, in the places wherein the local ordinaries are held to possess ecclesiastical jurisdiction by law or custom, they are able or are accustomed to perform, determine, and execute, the prior major may and ought to per form, determine, order, and execute, in like manner and without any differ ence. ”

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Calixtus III, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ Ita quod prior major pro tempore existens ordinis dicte militie [16] omnia et singula beneficia ecclesiastica, cum cura et sine cura, secularia et ordinum quorumcunque regularia, in insulis, terris, et locis pre dictis fundata et instituta, seu fundanda et instituenda, cujuscunque qualitatis et valoris existant seu fuerint, quotiens illa in futurum vacare contigerit, con ferre et de illis providere ”

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Calixtus III, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ X. 59-64. ↑ See below, note 14. ↑ Cf. note 3 in Beazley, "Prince Henry of Portugal and the African Crusade", Am. Hist. Rev., XVI. 11-23. ↑ Vignaud, Histoire Critique, I. 205, 206; and cf. Doc. 1, note 30. ↑ For fuller title, see the bibliography of Doc. 1. ↑ The text is from a copy of the bull made in the house of King Alfonso's master of requests at the instance of the king's procurator, on Aug. 16, 1456, and preserved in the National Archives at Lisbon, gav. 7a, maço 13, no. 7. ”

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