Contoh diocese

• Extant accounts for these five dioceses do indeed disclose little about the position of the table.

• A dislocation occurred by the early sixteenth century, however, for penance in the market place seems to have already declined in some dioceses.

• There is therefore much to recommend this book as a fine study of a diocese's monasticism in a time of expansion.

• Also, their strength of purpose can only mean that they were reflecting the disposition of the lower clergy in their dioceses.

• Their diocese was too large for them to manage and no organisational substructure had yet been developed.

• Magistrates and collectors of revenue are now no longer acquainted with their districts, bishops with their dioceses, or curates with their parishes.

• Yet the early decades of the seventeenth century saw a concerted effort by the episcopate to bring religious order to dioceses.

• They should bookmark the tables of abbreviations, both that for dioceses and that for common words found truncated in the registers.

• It provides an impressive platform from which further studies of the diocese will inevitably ensue.

• The study concludes with a survey of the bishop as representative of the ruler within his diocese.

• Two of the best articles, for example, demonstrate how crucial the influence of individual bishops could be in shaping the ' tone ' of a diocese.

• Researchers, therefore, might be interested in the archdeaconry or diocese either as a jurisdictional unit (excluding peculiars) or as a geographical area (including peculiars).

• It includes indices which provide the vernacular names of the dioceses and also the surnames of all the people listed in the volume.

• The third and by far the most significant section contains the actual cases, alphabetically arranged by diocese, heard by the rota.

• The king wanted to know the exact number of recusants in each diocese.