impropriations造句

例句与造句

1. Impropriations were deeply controversial because they were a form of simony.
2. Impropriations came under attack from the Puritans at the Hampton Court Conference of 1604.
3. An organization of Puritans known as the "'Feoffees for Impropriations "'responded by raising funds.
4. Money was applied to buy impropriations and advowsons, thus allowing Puritan nominees to take over ministerial and lecturing positions.
5. He wrote a treatise on  Impropriations,  against the impropriation of parsonages by the monasteries ( London, by Tho.
6. It's difficult to find impropriations in a sentence. 用impropriations造句挺难的
7. In 1533 6, in a " Treatise Concernyng Impropriations of Benefices ", he argued that tithes should be transferred from the monasteries to the support of preachers.
8. Also in 1626, the support group known as the Feoffees for Impropriations was set up, and Sibbes was a founder member ( it built on an informal grouping dating back to 1613 ).
9. The intricate suit about impropriations ( to all of which Atholl had a legal claim ) jeopardised for a time the temporalities of the church, and was not finally settled till 7 July 1757 after Wilson's death.
10. Browne, along with a number of other men who would support Parliamentary cause in the Civil War, had connections to the Feoffees for Impropriations, a body set up in 1625 to purchase livings for Puritan preachers, or the Massachusetts Bay Company.
11. In 1704 he published " The Case of Impropriations, and of the Augmentation of Vicarages, and other insufficient Cures, stated by History and Law, from the first Usurpations of the Popes and Monks, to her Majesty's Royal Bounty lately extended to the poorer Clergy of the Church of England ".
12. Shawe was now married, and held the post of chaplain to Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of Pembroke; through his city connections he was transferred in 1633 to a lectureship to be maintained by for a term of three years at Chumleigh, Devon . ( This arrangement was seen by Shawe himself as parallel to the work of the Feoffees for Impropriations, but was not part of it; it was cut short some time after the Feoffees lost their case to William Laud .)
13. III . For Church livings and maintenance : that bishops leave their commendams, some holding parsonages, some prebends, some vicarages, with their bishoprics; that double-beneficed men be not suffered to hold some two, some three benefices with cure, and some two, three, or four dignities besides; that impropriations annexed to bishoprics and colleges be demised only to the preachers incumbents, for the old rent; that the impropriations of laymen's fees be charged, with a sixth or seventh part of their worth, to the maintenance of the preaching minister.
14. III . For Church livings and maintenance : that bishops leave their commendams, some holding parsonages, some prebends, some vicarages, with their bishoprics; that double-beneficed men be not suffered to hold some two, some three benefices with cure, and some two, three, or four dignities besides; that impropriations annexed to bishoprics and colleges be demised only to the preachers incumbents, for the old rent; that the impropriations of laymen's fees be charged, with a sixth or seventh part of their worth, to the maintenance of the preaching minister.