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Moreover , as the Christian community acquired wealth and built churches , it became obvious that the privileges and perquisites were frequently inherited . The bishops , who no longer administered one church but an incipient diocese ...
Moreover , as the Christian community acquired wealth and built churches , it became obvious that the privileges and perquisites were frequently inherited . The bishops , who no longer administered one church but an incipient diocese ...
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Moreover in the mediaeval Church at least there were rare opportunities for the promotion of rare talents . A man like Wolsey would scarcely have risen without the Church to help him . In regard to quantity the Church has had ...
Moreover in the mediaeval Church at least there were rare opportunities for the promotion of rare talents . A man like Wolsey would scarcely have risen without the Church to help him . In regard to quantity the Church has had ...
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Nor can popes have failed to notice that Byzantine notables had their more promising sons castrated to improve their chances of high office — whether in Church or State . By a rule or vow of celibacy , however , the Roman priest could ...
Nor can popes have failed to notice that Byzantine notables had their more promising sons castrated to improve their chances of high office — whether in Church or State . By a rule or vow of celibacy , however , the Roman priest could ...
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