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	Stephansdom
		The office of the 'church treasury' was instigated to ensure that donations were actually spent according to their intended purpose, which was to preserve the church as a place of worship.
		Hence the Treasury was an extremely important office which was controlled by the burghers.
		Thus the Treasury which had started out as a body of the city authorities eventually became an office placed under the jurisdiction of the Archbishop and headed by an episcopally appointed administrator.
	www.stephanskirche.at /index.jsp?menuekeyvalue=4&langid=2 (508 words)

	Assemblies of the French Clergy
		He also praised the clerical system of the distribution of taxes, according to which the beneficed ecclesiastics throughout the kingdom were divided into eight dpartements, or classes, in order to facilitate the apportionment of taxes in ascending ratio, according to the resources of each.
		To lend unity to the action of the Assemblies, and to preserve their influence during the long intervals between these meetings, two ecclesiastics were elected who were thenceforth, as it were, the executive power of the Church of France.
		They had charge of the accounts of all receivers, protected jealously all rights of the Church, drew attention to whatever was prejudicial to her prerogatives of discipline, and in the parliament represented the ecclesiastical authority and interest in all cases to which the Church was a party.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/a/assemblies_of_french_clergy.html (3378 words)

	LEBANON (PA.) - LoveToKnow Article on LEBANON (PA.) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Ecclesiastical jurisdiction is exercised only over the clergy, and all rights of asylum are abolished.
		This constitution has worked well on the whole, the only*serious hitches having been due to the tendency of governors-general and kaimakams to attempt to supersede the mejliss by autocratic action, and to impair the freedom of elections.
		Nothing now remains of the former French predominance in the Lebanon, except a certain influence exerted by the fact that the railway is French, and by the precedence in ecclesiastical functions still accorded by the Maronites to official representatives of France.
	53.1911encyclopedia.org /L/LE/LEBANON_PA_.htm (652 words)

	Malaspina Great Books - Ecclesiastical Art (c. 1120-)
		Attention should also be drawn to the pictures on unprepared linen cloth, executed in a material similar to transparent watercolour, ascribed to a period antecedent to the third century, they chiefly purport to be representations of the features of Christ.
		The epoch of the Late Renaissance, extending from 1500 to 1600, and overlapping that of the Full Renaissance was still, however, distinguished by a considerable amount of earnest religious fervour in art.
		In the period from the triumph of Christianity to about 1260 in Italy, and about 1460 in Northern Europe, the dominant art is architecture, chiefly employed in the service of the Church, and the arts of painting and carving were only applied subordinated for its enrichment.
	www.malaspina.org /home.asp?topic=./search/details&lastpage=./search/results&ID=730 (6624 words)

	Austrian Crown Jewels - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Austrian Crown Jewels are for the most part kept at the Schatzkammer (Imperial Treasury), located in the Hofburg Palace in Vienna.
		They are a collection of imperial and royal regalia and jewels dating from the 10th century to the 19th.
		The Ecclesiastical Treasury (also known in German as Geistliche Schatzkammer) contains various pieces such as crosses, altars, reliquaries, icons, holy statues, and other items that were used for prayer by the court and the Habsburgs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Austrian_Crown_Jewels (2158 words)

	Crown jewels - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bavarian Coronation Set consists of the Crown of Bavaria, the Crown of the Queen (originally made for Maximilian's Queen, Caroline Frederika of Baden, the State Sword, the Royal Orb, and the Royal Sceptre.
		The crown and the insignia of the Kingdom of Prussia are kept at Hohenzollern Castle in Sigmarigen, Baden-Württemberg.
		Sweden’s Crown Jewels are kept deep in the vaults of the Royal Treasury, underneath the Royal Palace in Stockholm.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Crown_Jewels (2601 words)

	Cyprus Federal Register Notice, 1999
		Ecclesiastical and ritual ethnological material from Cyprus representing the Byzantine period dating from approximately the 4th century A.D. through the 15th century A.D., includes the categories listed below.
		Ecclesiastical furniture and architectural elements may also be decorated with geometric or floral designs.
		Ecclesiastical and ritual objects of ivory and bone boxes, plaques, pendants, candelabra, stamp rings, crosses.
	exchanges.state.gov /culprop/cy99fr01.html (1365 words)

	A Jacobite Gazetteer - The Vatican - Sacristy and Treasury
		A Jacobite Gazetteer - The Vatican - Sacristy and Treasury
		The third room to which one comes in the Treasury is the Cappella dei Beneficianti (Chapel of the Beneficiaries); it is just to the right of the large room with the dalmatic of Charlemagne and the replica of the so-called throne of Saint Peter.
		In a display case in Room VIII of the Treasury may be found the "York Chalice", sometimes called the "Stuart Chalice"; it is studded with 130 diamonds, said to part of the Sobieski inheritance.
	www.jacobite.ca /gazetteer/Vatican/Sacristy.htm (644 words)

	Blessing
		In the Pontifical are found the blessings that are performed de jure by bishops, such as the solemn blessing of persons already referred to, the forms for blessing kings, emperors, and princes at their coronation, and those before mentioned as of episcopal prerogative.
		A blessing, on the other hand, imparted with the sanction of the Church has all the weight of authority that reaches to the voice of her who is the well-beloved spouse of Christ, pleading on behalf of her children.
		The whole efficacy, therefore, of these benedictions, in so far as they are liturgical and ecclesiastical, is derived from the prayers and invocations of the Church made in her name by her ministers.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/b/blessing.html (2195 words)

	I tesori del Duomo di Milano
		With instruments that range from simple lenses of various magnifications, to refractorneters to determine the refractive index, to ultraviolet lamps to analyse the presence of fluorescent compounds, to calibrators, to various precision scales, to polarised light stereomicroscopes to probe the interior of the gem, Cisgem analysts have determined the nature of the various Treasures.
		Among the most valuable objects on display in the Treasury, there is the so-called "Diptynch of the fíve parts" which is rnade of two shells, each one formed of five thin plates crafted in bas-relief.
		In 1985, the Duomo's Treasury received the Chiaravalle cross, a complex work of art crafted to the front and from behind with chisled strips of gold and silver, with a filigree with hundreds of encrusted gems.
	www.goldsmith.it /us/culturale/storia/duomo/duomo.html (713 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Independent Treasury System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Treasury, United States Department of the TREASURY, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE [Treasury, United States Department of the] federal executive department established in 1789.
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		Uncle Sam Urges Small Businesses To Pay Taxes Electronically: The Treasury department is trying to get the word out to small-business owners that there is a better way to pay taxes than standing at the teller line.
	www.encyclopedia.com /articles/06306.html (778 words)

	The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Special Exhibitions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The medieval treasury of Basel Cathedral miraculously survived a devastating earthquake, the plague, and numerous wars, as well as iconoclasm, the Protestant Reformation, and secularization, only to fall victim to politics in the early 19th century, when it was dispersed.
		More than seventy-five of these splendid ecclesiastical and secular objects were reunited for the first time in "The Treasury of Basel Cathedral," on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art from February 28, 2001 through June 3, 2001.
		The treasury of the Basel minster was assembled over a period of five centuries—beginning in 1019, with the consecration of the restored cathedral (rebuilt after the destruction of the first Cathedral when the city was sacked by Hungarians in 917) and ending in 1529, when the city adopted the Protestant Reformation.
	www.metmuseum.org /special/basel_cathedral/basel_more.htm (922 words)

	Amazon.com: Treasury of the Basel Cathedral: Books: Timothy B. Husband,Julien Chapius (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Treasury of Basel Cathedral is a sumptuous presentation and an intriguing story of scholarship, devotion, and detective work.
		The medieval Treasury of the Basel Minster miraculously survived earthquakes, wars, iconoclasm, and the Reformation, only to be dispersed in the early nineteenth century.
		The four essays in the volume focus on the history of medieval Basel and on the function of cathedral treasuries, with particular emphasis on the Basel Treasury and its contents.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0300088493?v=glance (757 words)

	Popes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		He was elected pope on Sept. 21, 1676, against the opposition of King Louis XIV of France, who proved to be an enemy of ecclesiastical privileges during Innocent's pontificate.
		Innocent aided the war against the Turks by subsidizing King John III of Poland and the Holy Roman emperor Leopold I in a campaign that led to the relief of Vienna (1683) from the Turkish siege.
		Although a friend of Miguel de Molinos, the Spanish mystic and proponent of the doctrine of Christian perfection known as Quietism, Innocent allowed Molinos to be arrested by the papal police and tried for personal immorality and heresy.
	gallery.euroweb.hu /database/glossary/popes/innoce11.html (415 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Annates
		One result of the centralizing of ecclesiastical administration in the Roman Curia during the course of the thirteenth century was that ecclesiastical benefices became more and more generally "collated," i.e.
		On such occasions the papal treasury received from the new incumbent a certain tax derived from the income of the living.
		In 1306 Clement V reserved for the papal treasury a year's revenues from all benefices throughout England and Scotland at that time vacant or falling vacant within a period of three years.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/01537b.htm (627 words)

	Guide to the Andean Collection : Finding Aid
		Decree addressed to the officials of the Royal Treasury in Lima, in which the King approves the confiscation of merchandise from the ships Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, Santa Bárbara, la Soledad, Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes, and Loreto y San Joseph, in 1770, in the port of Callao, for improper registration.
		Decree by José de Gálvez to the officials of the Royal Treasury in Lima concerning the salary of José Antonio de Areche, general inspector of the Peruvian viceroyalty.
		Decree by José de Gálvez to the officials of the Royal Treasury in Lima concerning the salary of José Ramos de Figueroa, secretary for the general inspection of the Peruvian viceroyalty.
	mssa.library.yale.edu /findaids/stream.php?xmlfile=mssa.ms.1775.xml (7725 words)

	Medieval Jewelry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Ecclesiastical writers concentrated on the spiritual symbolism of the twelve stones of Aaron's breastplate and of the apocalyptic vision of the Heavenly Jerusalem cited above.
		In many cases jewels that had once been worn by secular noblemen and noble women were later included into a devotional bequeath to the Church and ended up in an ecclesiastical treasury or as a part of church decoration.
		Ecclesiastical morses—clasps to hold the priest’s cope together—also evolved from the type of the traditional cloak-clasp.
	neurolanis.tripod.com /id20.html (10113 words)

	Churches and ecclesiastica in budapest
		The treasury contains a fine collection of liturgical objects dating from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
		King Béla III and his wife, Anne of Châtillon are buried within, and three other kings were crowned here.
		There are plenty of interesting stone monuments and relics to see, plus a rich treasury of ecclesiastical vestments, coronation robes and thrones, and gold ware.
	www.budapest-hotels-tours.com /Churches_and_ecclesiastica.html (835 words)

	Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Series II, Vol. II
		They further decreed that as necessity required it, the ecclesiastical affairs of each province should be managed by a Synod of the province.
		When in consequence of this, ecclesiastics were subjected to taunting and reproach, Eudaemon a presbyter of the church, by birth an Alexandrian, persuaded Nectarius the bishop to abolish the office of penitentiary presbyter, and to leave every one to his own conscience with regard to the participation of the sacred mysteries:
		Wherefore many of the ecclesiastics under their jurisdiction, abominating the vain-glorious contest between these two, abandoned them both, and became adherents to the `homoousian' faith.
	www.ccel.org /fathers2/NPNF2-02/Npnf2-02-10.htm (10246 words)

	Virtual Vienna Net - Through Billie Ann's Eyes - Vienna: A Peek Into A Modern Day Paradise
		Amongst its treasures is the Holy Lance which is reputed to have pierced the side of the Lord and thus bathed in His blood.
		All together, the Schatzkammer is one of the finest treasuries in Europe.
		Next to the Treasury is the Burgkapelle (the Imperial Chapel) where the Vienna Boys Choir sings during Sunday morning mass.
	www.virtualvienna.net /columns/billie/vienna.html (2545 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The first permanent exhibition in the Archbishop’s Treasury opened in 1988 on the first floor of the Cathedral in the rooms of the chapter archive.
		In 2002, during the millennium celebration of the founding of the diocese, the collection was moved into the house of István Katona, who was a canon and historian (1732-1811).
		Besides containing many ecclesiastical relics, this new, permanent exhibition also depicts the history of the Archbishops of Kalocsa.
	www.asztrik.hu /kincstar/aezerev.htm (560 words)

	Manx Church Legislation
		These pages contain information about the ecclesiastical law of the Isle of Man, with particular reference to the differences from that of England.
		Acts and Measures are reproduced by permission of the copyright owner, the Treasury of the Isle of Man.
		The text of the Act of Parliament 51 Geo.3 c.ccvii, which settled the long-running dispute between the clergy of the Isle of Man and the Earls of Derby concerning impropriated tithes; with an introduction.
	www.gumbley.net /mclintro.htm (787 words)

	About the City of Aachen
		To be mentioned here in particular are the Cathedral and the City Hall, the oldest part of which, the Granus Tower, is said to date from the days of Charlemagne.
		Of special appeal are Aachen's Museums and treasuries.
		A special jewel in this respect is the treasury of the Cathedral of Aachen, which is considered to be the principal ecclesiastical treasury north of the Alps.
	www-i5.informatik.rwth-aachen.de /mjf/stadt-aachen.html (549 words)

	CWRI Sells Mining Interests to Dominion of Melchizedek
		DOM as an ecclesiastical sovereignty has suffered significant adverse publicity because journalists and others have falsely labeled DOM as a "country" when in fact DOM has always classified itself as an "ecclesiastical sovereignty." The major negative publicity is available at the DOM news section link to its web site at http://www.melchizedek.com.
		The ability of DOM to pay the T-Bills at maturity is subject to a number of conditions, such as its acquisition of sufficient foreign capital or the Plumas mines producing enough revenues to pay off the T-Bills at maturity.
		The Company's top officers are citizens and ambassadors-at-large of this ecclesiastical sovereignty, but DOM owns none of the securities issued by the Company.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/05-16-2000/0001220446&EDATE= (601 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Ecclesiastical Abbreviations
		The development of printing brought about the abandonment of many abbreviations, while it suggested and introduced new ones a process also favoured by the growth of ecclesiastical legislation, the creation of new offices, etc. There was less medieval abbreviation in the text of books much used on public occasions, e.g.
		Under this general heading may be included all abbreviated forms of addresses in ordinary intercourse, whether of individuals or of members of religious orders, congregations, institutes, to which may be added the forms of addresses usual for members of Catholic lay societies and the Papal orders of merit.
		In the fourth class of abbreviations belong all such as are used to describe the elements of the year, civil or ecclesiastical.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/01022a.htm (2640 words)

	Opatija - Adriatic Pearl - Your guide to perfect holiday
		The interior of the church is enhanced by carved altars and a font.
		It also has a valuable treasury of ecclesiastical vessels.
		As early as 1906 the bishop of Trieste, Franjo Nagl, laid the foundation-stone for the neo-Romanesque edifice with its pronounced green cupola that can be seen from afar, but once again the departure of Austria postponed the completion of the building thet was designed by architect Karl Seidl.
	www.adriatic-pearl.com /spomenici_eng.asp (780 words)

	The Ruling Elder, Chapter 9
		The truth is, the practice of connecting the functions of preaching and baptizing with the Deacon's office, is one of the various human inventions which early began to spring up in the Church, and which turned almost every ecclesiastical office which had been divinely instituted more or less from its primitive character.
		But when the purity of the Church, both in doctrine and practice, declined, and especially, when the ardor of her charity to the poor had greatly slackened, that officer, having little to do in his appropriate department, sunk, for a time, into a kind of ecclesiastical menial.
		Or, ought all ecclesiastical authority and discipline to be exercised by the Pastor alone?
	www.bpc.org /resources/books/miller/elder10.html (5439 words)

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