Papal dispensation

In 1239, they received a papal dispensation for their marriage.

It is unknown whether the couple got a papal dispensation.

As they were cousins, a Papal dispensation was required for their marriage.

I have received papal dispensation and will soon take holy orders.

John promised to obtain a papal dispensation, but never did so.

The couple received a papal dispensation for their marriage, which was dated 1 May 1327.

A papal dispensation had been necessary for this marriage because they were related to each other in the fourth degree.

The provided papal dispensation for this union was declared forged in 1457.

They needed a papal dispensation in order to marry.

Since he was only 23 years old at the time, he needed a papal dispensation to take up his post.

They received a papal dispensation on 26 April 1476 thus legitimising the two children already born to them.

As the couple were relatives, they needed a Papal dispensation, which probably was given shortly after the wedding.

In 1493, Elm received a papal dispensation to establish a new parish.

They had a papal dispensation for both consanguinity and affinity.

Their marriage required a Papal dispensation as they were related within the prohibited third and fourth degrees.

At 21 years, she was not really old enough to hold this office, so she had to obtain a papal dispensation.

Nevertheless, later that year the necessary Papal dispensation was obtained, giving them permission to marry.

He repeatedly asked for a papal dispensation in order to be able her to marry her.

The marriage took place without parental consent, and was validated on 23 May 1408 by papal dispensation.

Once taken, for example, the crusader's oath was irrevocable without papal dispensation.

"It takes a special papal dispensation to allow bones to be tested, especially relics.

A papal dispensation was obtained for the marriage.

Consequently, Ferdinand's father forged a papal dispensation for the two to marry.

These hijos required a papal dispensation in order to inherit their parent's arms or property.

She needed a papal dispensation for her marriage, because she was a fourth degree relative of Philip.