- The
Patrimony of
Saint Peter (Latin:
Patrimonium Sancti Petri)
originally designated the
landed possessions and
revenues of
various kinds that belonged...
- of the
Church Patrimonio di San
Pietro /
Stato Pontificio (Italian)
Patrimonium Sancti Petri /
Status Ecclesiasticus (Latin) 756–1870
Interregna (1798–1799...
- Machine). Intratext.com (English translation). 1990. Excerpt: "Ritus est
patrimonium liturgi****, theologi****,
spirituale et
disciplinare cultura ac rerum...
-
Ostrogothic Kingdom also
maintained palatine counts with
titles such as
Comes Patrimonium, who was in
charge of the
patrimonial or
private real
estate of the king...
- ine.pt. "Áreas das freguesias, concelhos,
distritos e país". Óbidos
Patrimonium (ed.). "Resumo Histórico" (in Portuguese). Óbidos, Portugal: Câmara Muni****l...
- of
imperial properties into two parts. Firstly, the
fiscus itself, or
patrimonium,
meaning the
properties of the "Crown", the
hereditary properties of...
-
central Italy claimed by the
popes and
later called the
Papal States. The
patrimonium was
routinely threatened by the Holy
Roman Empire of the
House of Hohenstaufen...
- Constantini, by
which the
Papacy had
allegedly been
granted the
territorial Patrimonium Petri in
Central Italy,
became a
weapon against the Emperor. The first...
-
province of the Empire, it
became part of each
succeeding emperor's
patrimonium.
Instead of a
legate or proconsul,
Augustus installed a
prefect from...
- An
imperial estate (
patrimonium or res privata) in the
Roman Empire it was the "personal
property of
members of the
imperial family, as
distinct from...
