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1. The development of proprietary churches was a product of feudalism.
2. The benefice system grew out of the proprietary churches.
3. The Catholic parish of Lengnau was probably the proprietary church of the House of Regensberg.
4. The king also ruled that the abbey was a royal proprietary church, and thus had special exemptions.
5. In 587 he consecrated a proprietary church built at his expense on property of his own at Paterniacum ( Payerne ).
6. It's difficult to find proprietary church in a sentence. 用proprietary church造句挺難的
7. Bayley was the first incumbent of St . James'Church, Manchester, a " proprietary church ", which he built in 1787.
8. In 764, Cancor founded Lorsch Abbey together with his widowed mother Williswinda as a proprietary church and monastery on their estate, " Laurissa " ( Lorsch ).
9. Instead the Emperors reserved the implementation of the bishops of their proprietary church for themselves, defying the fact that according to canon law they were part of the transnational Catholic Church.
10. An example of a proprietary church is Lorsch Abbey, founded in 764 by the Frankish Count Cancor and his widowed mother Williswinda as a church and monastery on their estate, Laurissa.
11. Since no donor grave was found, it was at the church probably an exempt proprietary church of the Habsburgs and had at that time not self-evident Taufrecht since its creation.
12. The abbey had never received a papal exemption, but relied instead on its royal foundation by King William I of England and its status as an eigenkirche, or proprietary church of the king.
13. A high concentration of churches in Mikulul
    ice exceeded real needs of the local population and they are interpreted as proprietary churches ( " Eigenkirchen " ) known also from the Frankish environment.
14. Isarn belonged to the family of the counts of Graisivaudan ( Gravaisdun ), a precursor district of the Dauphin? whose patronage of abbeys and proprietary churches resulted in considerable control of the local church at the time.
15. A practice developed in 8th-century Germany of donating a proprietary church to a larger church or cathedral with certain . conditions, such as reserving the usufruct to a member of the family, sometimes for more than one generation.
16. In the 1980s archaeological excavations in the castle area uncovered foundations of buildings which are regarded as remains of the proprietary church of the lord of the manor which was part of the building complex of the " Fronhof ".
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