ecclesiasticus造句

• Jacobs introduced Frankel to Monsignor Emilio Colagiovanni, a minor Vatican official who published a journal of canon law under the Monitor Ecclesiasticus Foundation, which had a Vatican bank account.
• The " Valor Ecclesiasticus " of 1535 noted that there was a dwelling house for the vicar, usually presumed to be either the Priory or a neighbouring structure.
• Thus " Ecclesiasticus " closely resembles " apothegms actually originated with Sirach is open to debate, although scholars tend to regard him as a compiler or anthologist.
• At the Dissolution of the Monasteries the Valor Ecclesiasticus gave the clear income of ?59 9s . 4d . ( ), making it one of richer monasteries of the time.
• The Valor Ecclesiasticus had valued the property at ?87 10s . 10絛 ., well above the threshold of ?00 set by the Dissolution of the Lesser Monasteries Act of 1536.
• Isaac Casaubon, " De rebus sacris et ecclesiasticus exercitationes " ( 1614 ) makes a third familiar example, where sound scholarship was somewhat compromised by sectarian pleading.
• The sisters continued to travel and write until the First World War, and were instrumental in other discoveries, including that by Solomon Schechter of an early Hebrew manuscript of Ecclesiasticus.
• In the Valor Ecclesiasticus of 1535, the priory is recorded as owning land in Blaston, Slawston, Holt and Holyoak, and had a total income of just over ?0.
• Jacobs agreed to be named as a proxy on a Monitor Ecclesiasticus account at the Vatican Bank that would be connected to Frankel's scheme and executed documents for the Vatican Bank.
• His most important work, " Codex diplomaticus Hungariae ecclesiasticus no civilis ", published from 1829 to 1844, in eleven so-called tomes, really exceeds forty volumes.