Jura ecclesiastica, or, A treatise on the ecclesiastical laws and courts : shewing their origin, extent, increase, power, authority and operation, and in what manner subject to, and restrained by the temporal laws and courts of judicature : collected from the best authorities both antient and modern, and interspersed with various cases adjudged and determined in the courts of law and equity, never before published, and considered under the following heads : viz., 1. Ecclesiastical persons, of what sorts, and who they are ... : useful to all lawyers, common and ecclesiastical, as also to such of the nobility, gentry and others, who are law impropriators, appropriators, donators, founders, or visitors of churches, chapels, colleges, schools, hospitals and other charitable foundations ..., by a Barrister of the Middle Temple ; in two volumes

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