patrimonia造句

• The church now owned between of revenue-generating farmland divided into large sections called " patrimonia ."
• Their functions covered the whole central administration of the papacy, both at Rome and in the outlying possessions ( " patrimonia " ) of the Roman Church.
• Most of the remote patrimonies were lost in the eighth century, so the patrimonia around Rome began to be managed with especial care, headed up by deacons directly subordinate to the pope.
• Without money to buy and restore the houses, and without the specialized crafts workers and the materials to accomplish the work, and without increased commitment by banks and property owners to save the houses, there may be no way to protect Puerto Rico's town architecture-- its patrimonia historica, or cultural legacy.
• The Ager Romanus, as a political zone subject to the municipium of Rome, theoretically continued to extend " ad centesimum lapidem ", but in practice many of its regions ended up in Lombard hands, with still others managed by the religious authorities or the pope, who were beginning to manage their territories by means of " patrimonia " and " domuscultae ".