Marginalia24. q. 1. Quoties. FIrst, the determination of doubtes and questions belongyng to fayth.

MarginaliaExtr. De translat. c. Inter. Trāslation of a Byshop, elect, or cōfirmed: Likewise of Abbots exempted.

Marginalia3. q. 6. Quamuis. Deposition of Byshops.

Marginalia9. q. 3. Deniq̀;. The takyng of resignation of Byshops.

Marginalia16. q. 1. Frater. Exemption of Byshops, not to be vnder Archbyshops.

Marginalia2. q. 6. Ideo. Restitution of such as be deposed from their order.

MarginaliaExtr. De restitutione cap. Cum [illegible text] 7. q. 1. Temporis. The iudiciall definition, or interpretation of his owne priuiledges.

Chaungyng of Byshoprickes, or dimission of Couentes. &c.

Marginalia16. q. 1. Felix. New erection of Byshops seates, or institutiō of new Religions.

Marginalia16. q. 1. Et Christus. Subiection or diuision of one Byshopricke vnder an other.

MarginaliaExtr. De voto. Ex multa. Dispensation for vowyng to go to the holy lād.

MarginaliaExtr. De statu monachi. c. Cum ad. Dispensation for the vow of chastitie, or of Religion, or of holy orders.

MarginaliaExtr. De iuramento. cap. Venientes. Dispensation agaynst a lawfull othe, or vowe made.

MarginaliaExtra De Iudicio. c. At si clerici. Dispensatiō agaynst diuers irregularities, as in crimes greater then adultery, and in such as be suspended for Symonie.

MarginaliaExtr. De bigamia. c. Nuper. Dispensation in receiuyng into orders him that had two wiues.

MarginaliaExtr. De clerico non ord. ministrante. Dispensing with such as beyng within orders, do that which is aboue their order, as if a Deacon should say Masse, beyng not yet Priest.

MarginaliaExtr. De corpore vitiatis. & Dist. 55. To receaue into orders such as be blemished or maymed in body.

MarginaliaDist. 50. Miror. Dispensation with murther, or with such, as willyngly cut of any member of a mans body.

MarginaliaExtr. De sententia & excom. ca. Cum illorum. Dispensing to giue orders to such as haue bene vnder the sentence of the greater curse or excommunication.

MarginaliaIbidem. Dispensation with such as beyng suspended with the greater curse, do minister in any holy order.

Dispensation w^t such as beyng suspended w^t the greater curse, do minister in an holy order.

MarginaliaExtr. De filijs præsbyt. c. Is qui. Dispensation with such as beyng vnlawfully borne, to receiue orders, or benefices.

MarginaliaExtr. De præbend. c. De multa. Dispensation for pluralities of benefices.

MarginaliaExtra. De elect. cap. Cum nobis. Dispensation to make a man Byshop before he be thirty yeare old.

MarginaliaExtr. De ætate & qualit. Generalem. Dispensation to gyue orders vnder age.

MarginaliaDist. 15. Per totum. The Pope onely hath power to make and call a generall Councell.

Marginalia9. q. 3. c. Per principale. The Pope onely hath power to depriue an Ecclesiasticall person, and giue away his benefice beyng not vacant.

MarginaliaDe elect. cap. Venerabilem. The Pope alone is able to absolue hym that is excommunicate by name.

MarginaliaExtr. De officio legati. c. Quærenti. The Pope onely is able to absolue him whom hys Legate doth excommunicate.

Marginalia9. q. 3. Altorum. The Pope both iudgeth in the causes of them that appeale vnto him, and where he iudgeth none may appeale from him.

MarginaliaExtr. De Templi ordine. c. Cum in [illegible text] Onely he hath authoritie to make Deacon, and Priest, whō he made Subdeacon, either vpon Sondayes, or vpon other feastes.

MarginaliaExtr. De [illegible text] cap. Ad [illegible text] Onely the Pope, and none els, at all tymes and in all places weareth the palle.

Marginalia [illegible text] The Pope onely dispenseth with a man, either beyng not within orders, or beyng vnworthy to be made Byshop.

MarginaliaExtr. De elect. c. Venerabilem. He onely either cōfirmeth, or deposeth the Emperour when he is chosen.

MarginaliaTractatu. De censuris. A man beyng excommunicate, and his absolution referred to the Pope, none may absolue that man but the Pope alone.

MarginaliaExtr. De elect. c. Innotuit. The same hath authority in any election, before it be made, to pronounce it none whē it is made.

MarginaliaExtra De religione & veneratione Sanct. cap. 1. He doth Canonise Saintes, & none els but he.

MarginaliaExtrau. De præbend. cap. De multa. Dispensation to haue many dignities or personages in one Church, and without charge & cure of soule, belongeth onely to the Pope.

MarginaliaExtrau. Qui. si. sint leg. cap. Tanta. To make that effectuall which is of no effect, & contrariwise, belongeth onely to the Pope.

Marginalia9. q. 3. cap. Vltimo. To plucke a Monke out of his cloyster both agaynst his owne will and the Abbates, perteineth onely to the Pope.

MarginaliaExtrau. De Sentent. & re Iudic. c. In causis. His sentence maketh a law.

MarginaliaExtrau. De elect. cap. Quod sicut. The same day in which the pope is consecrate, he may geue orders.

MarginaliaExtrau. De restit. spo. literas. He dispenseth in degrees of consanguinitie and affinitie.

MarginaliaExtra. De præscript. c. Vlt. & De Iudicio. c. Nouit. He is able to abolish lawes, quoad vtrumq̀; forum, that is, both Ciuill and Canon, where daunger is of the soule.

MarginaliaThomas. It is in his dispensation to geue general indulgences to certaine places or persons.

MarginaliaExtrau. Qui si. sint. legit. c. Per venerabilem. Item to legitimate what personnes so euer he please, as touchyng spiritualties: in all places, as touchyng temporalities, as honours, inheritaunce. &c.

MarginaliaPetrus de Palude. lib. 4. To erect new religions, to approue, or reproue rules, ordinaunces, and Ceremonies in the Church.

MarginaliaSecundū Thomam in 4. He is able to dispense with all the preceptes and statutes of the Church.

Marginalia9. q. 3. Per principalem. Item, to dispense and to discharge any subiect frō the bonde of allegeaunce or oth made to any maner person.

MarginaliaDistinct. 40. Si Papa. No man may accuse him of any crime, vnlesse onely of heresie, and that neither, except he be incorrigible.

MarginaliaIbidem. The same also is free from all lawes, so that he can not incurre into any sentence of excommunication, suspension, irregularitie, or into the penaltie of any crime, but into the note of crime he may well.

MarginaliaDist. 32. cap. Prater hoc. ¶ Verum. Finally he by his dispensation may graunt, yea to a simple Priest, to minister the Sacrament of confirmation to infantes: also to geue lower orders, and to hallow churches and virgines. &c.

These be the cases wherin I onely haue power to dispense, and no man els neither Byshop, nor Metropolitane, nor Legate, without a speciall licence from me.

¶ After that I haue now sufficiently declared my power in earth, in heauen, and in purgatory, how great it is, and what is the fulnesse thereof, in bindyng, losing, commaundyng, permittyng, electyng, confirmyng, deposing, dispensing, doyng, and vndoing. &c.MarginaliaThe riches & possessions of the Pope. I will entreate now a litle of my riches likewise and great possessions, that euery man may see by my wealth and aboundaunce of all thynges, rentes, tythes, tributes, my silkes, my purple Miters, Crownes, Golde, Siluer, Perles and Gemmes, Landes and Lordshyppes, how God here prospereth and magnifieth his Vicare in the earth. For to me pertaineth first the imperiall Citie of Rome, the Palace of Lateren, the kyngdome of Sicile is proper to me, Apulia, Capua be myne. Also the kyngdome of England and Ireland, be they not or ought to be tributaries to me?Marginalia214. Dist. 96. Constantinus. 214. To these I adioyne also, besides other prouinces and countreys both in the Occident and Orient, from the North to the South, these dominions by name.Marginalia215. Ex Commentarijs Theodorici Nicmi. quem citat Illyricus in Catalogo testium. fol. 228. 215. as Surrianum, Montembordon, & Iunæ insulam, Corsicæ regnum, Paruam Mantuam, Montenselete, Insulam venetiarum, Ducatum Ferrariæ, Canellum, Caniodam, Ducatum Histriæ, Dalmatiam, Exarchatum Rauennæ, Fauentiam, Cesenam, Castrum Tiberiatus, Roccam Mediolanum, Castrum ceperianum, Castrum Cusianum, Terram Cornulariam, Ducatum Arimini, Contam, Montem ferretum, Montem Capiniæ seu Olympicum, Castrum exforij, Robin, Eugubin, Vrbin, forū Sempronij, Galli, & Senogalli, Anconam, Gosam, Ducatum perusij, Vrbenetam, & Tudertum, Castrum Cinianum, Ducatum Spoletanum, Theanum, Calabriam, Ducatum Neapolim, Ducatū Beneuenti, Salernum, Sorrenti insulam, Cardiniam insulam, Anciæ insulam, Territorium Cutisan, Territorium prænestinum, Terram Silandis, Terram Clusium, Terram fundan, Terram vegetan, Terram Claudianam, Terram camisinam, Terram Fabinensem, Terram Siram, Terram portuensem, cū insula Archis, Terram Ostiensem cum maritimis, Ciuitatem Aquinensem, Ciuitatem lamentum, & Sufforariam, Ciuitatem Falisenam, Fidenam, Feretrum, Cliternam, Neapolim, Galiopolim, with diuers mo.Marginalia216. Dist. 96. Constantinus. 216. which Constantinus the Emperour gaue vnto me, not that they were not myne before he dyd geue them.Marginalia217. Antoninus in Summa Maiore. 3. [illegible text] 217. For in þ^t I tooke them of hym, I tooke them not as a gifte (as is afore mentioned) but as a restitution. And that I rendered them agayne to Otho, I