51 Appropriation.
APpropriations fueront quāt ceux measons de le Romish Religion, & ceux Religious persons, come Abbots, Priors, & tiels semblables, ont le aduowson de ascū parso∣nage al eux & a lour suc∣cessors, & obtain licence
An exposition of certaine difficult and obscure words, and termes of the lawes of this realme, newly set forth & augmented, both in French & English, for the help of such yong students, as are desirous to attaine to the knowledge of the same
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- An exposition of certaine difficult and obscure words, and termes of the lawes of this realme, newly set forth & augmented, both in French & English, for the help of such yong students, as are desirous to attaine to the knowledge of the same
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- Rastell, John, d. 1536.
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de lour S. Pere le Pape, & de le Ordinarie & Roy, q̄ ils mesmes & lour suc∣cessors de ceo en auant doyent este parsons la, & il serra en auāt vn vicar', & que le Vicar seruera le cure. Et issint al cōmen∣cem̄t Appropriations fu∣eront faites solement a ceux persons spirituals, que puissciēt minister les sacraments, & dire de∣uine seruice, come Ab∣bes, Priors, Deanes, & tiels semblables. Apres per petite & petite ils fu∣eront enlarge & fait as auters, come nosmement al Deane & Chapter, quel est corps corporat, consi∣stant de plusors, q̄l corps ensemble ne puissoit dire deuine seruice: & q̄ pluis fuit, al Nuns que fueront Prioresses de ascun Nūry quel fuit chose horrible, entant q̄ ils ne puissoient minister sacraments ne preacher, ne dire deuine seruice al parochians.
Et tout ceo fuit sur pre∣tence de hospitalitie & maintenance de yeel. Et de supplier cel defectes
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vn vicar fuit deuise, quel serroit deputie al Priores ou Deane & Chapter, & auxy al darrein al dits abbeis & auters a dire de∣uine seruice, & il aueroit pur son labor fors{que} pe∣tite portion, & ils a quel le appropriatiōs fueront fait reteigneront le grād reuenues, & ils fesoient riens pur ceo, per meanes de quel hospitality decay en le lieu ou il doit estre chiefement garde, nos∣mement en le parish ou le benefice fuit, & ou les profits cresscient, & is∣sint il continue tanque a cest iour, al graund hin∣drance de erudition, al impouerishment de le ministerie, & le infamie de le Gospell & le pro∣fessors de yeel.
Le Vicar auera vn cer∣taine portion del bene∣fice, & que le Abbe & le Couent serront parsons & auerōt les auters pro∣fits: Cest appel vn ap∣propriation, & donques le Abbe & le Couēt ser∣rōt parsons imparsonees. Mes tiel appropriation
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ne poit estre fait a com∣mencer en le vie le par∣son sans son assent.
Mes si tiel aduowson del parsonage soit recouer {per} auncient title, donq̄s lap∣propriation est adnul. Et est appel appropriation, pur ceo que ils teigne les profits al lour pro{per} vse.