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Divina dispensatione is the name for two
papal bulls issued by Pope
Eugene III. The
first was
issued on 5
October 1146 to the
clergy of Italy, urging...
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empowerment of
their own
church and state. In 1147, Eugenius'
Divina dispensatione gave
eastern nobility indulgences for the
first of the
Baltic wars (1147–1316)...
- [In
Praise of the new knighthood] (in Latin). 1129. De
praecepto et
dispensatione libri [Book of
precepts and dispensations] (in Latin). c. 1144. De consideratione...
- Saxons' plan, Pope
Eugenius III
issued a
papal bull
known as the
Divina dispensatione on 11
April 1147. As part of the bull,
Eugenius III
fulfilled and validated...
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Aristotelis Metaphysica, 1527 Ad
Carolum V, 1529 De ritu
nuptiarum et
dispensatione, 1531
Antapologia pro
Alberto Pio Carpensi, 1532 De
convenientia militaris...
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permission to
subdue the
Baltic instead. In 1147, Eugenius'
Divini dispensatione, gave the
eastern nobles full
crusade indulgences to do so. The Northern...
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Divina dispensatione Calls for the
Italian clergy to
support the
Second Crusade. 1147 (April 11)
Divina dispensatione Calls for the Wendish...
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declaramus et constitiumus;
indulta prius pro hac
benigna Nostra concessione dispensatione a
consueta forma, quae per
Decretum Sacrae Rituum Congregationis «De...
- Ephesus.
April 13 – Pope
Eugene III
issues a bull (known as the
Divina dispensatione),
permitting Conrad III to
attack the
Polabian Slavs (or Wends) under...
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nobles refused to go to the Levant. In 1147, with Eugenius'
Divini dispensatione, the German/Saxon
nobles were
granted full
crusade indulgences to go...
