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Clerical life 10.1.
Common life of Christians 10.1.
A common life ought to exist among Clerics, whether they live in a cloister or separately 73.2.
Common life of the Clergy renewed in the province of Tours 73.1.
Detestable life of Bishops 35.1.
What the life of Ecclesiastical Prelates ought to be 6 & 7.2.
Violated death 34.2.
Supports of mortal life 3.1.
Vices of the Roman Republic 36.1.
To whom the unions of minor Churches pertain 92.2.
Free vow of tithes 12.1.
Vow of poverty in Christ and the Apostles not to be thought up rashly 61.1.
Use of tithes 13.1.
Use of Ecclesiastical goods is most determinate 58.2.

Use of all offerings perpetually observed in a healthy Church 24.1.
Singular use of Ecclesiastical goods 27.2.
Usurpation of tithes 17.1.
When usurpations of tithes are just and unjust 18.1.
Twofold utility from the manual labors of Monks 48.2.
Council of Worms decreed that the revenues of the Church be distributed into four parts 76.1.

Zabarella Francesco Zabarella, canonist disapproved of the exaction of annates 113.2.
Pope Zacharias asserts that the ordination of Priests and Deacons pertains to Bishops 86.1.
Pope Zacharias prescribes to Boniface, the first Bishop of the converted Germans, the mode by which he ought to be sustained with his Clergy 14.2.
Zeal of the Clergy 34.1.
Zealot of the patrimony of the poor 35.1.

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