articuli造句

• "' Articuli Podmanickyani "'is a document issued by bishop of Nitra and Zagreb, advisor of king Slovak, what was in those times very rare.
• Sir Edward Coke in his commentary on the " Articuli Cleri ", c . 10, interpreting the wording of it as he does, says that it declares the common law.
• Edward I interpreted Clement V's papal bull annulling the " Confirmatio Cartarum " as effectively applying to the " Articuli super Cartas ", although the latter was not specifically mentioned.
• The so-called Statute of Stamford was based on a similar document Edward I had consented to in 1300, called the " articuli super carta ", which was in turn based on Magna Carta.
• The statute is called " Articuli Cleri ", and the part referred to deals with the rights of offenders who abjure the realm and, fleeing to a church for refuge, claim privilege of sanctuary.
• The king agreed to the so-called " Statute of Stamford " ( which in essence was a reissue of the " Articuli super Cartas " that his father had signed in 1300 ), and Gaveston was allowed to return.
• These two acts were, first, in 1300 ( 28 " Edward I " c . 3, s . 2 . ) the " Articuli super cartas " ( Articles upon the charters ), which said " . . . it is ordained, that from henceforth in cases of the death of men, whereof the Coroner's Office is to make view and Enquest, it shall be commanded to the Coroner of the County, that he, with the Coroner of the ( King's ) House, shall do as belongeth to his office and inroll it . " Second, in 1311 ( 5 " Edward II"