<transcript><audio_44> die Kirche, sagen sie von, das ist zwar gegen das Recht, aber dann machen wir halt Lizenzen und dann darf man das eben trotzdem. Deswegen finde ich das einen sehr wichtigen Satz. Die Dispense fährt der Autofort, konnten auch zu Politikerinnen</transcript><transcript><audio_45> Innozenz IV., also Antichristpapst Innozenz IV. im Jahr 1246 durch die geschickte Anwendung dieses Mittels eine drohende Verbindung französischer Adligen verhinderte. In der Tat gab es</transcript><transcript><audio_46> der Theologie und sicher zu der Zeit, wir sprechen hier von 1246, Innozenz der Vierte, in der Zeit lebte Thomas von Aquin, der Doktor der Kirche, der seine</transcript><transcript><audio_47> Im Laufe seines Lebens schrieb und er lebte von 1225 bis 1274, also genau in der Zeit. Ganz wichtig auch mal hier diese Verbindung zu legen zu dem Thomas V.</transcript><caption><image_48>The image is a photograph of a book titled "St. Thomas Aquinas: Supreme Theological Volume 1". The book is a hardcover with a green cover and a gold spine. The cover features an illustration of a man in a black robe, holding a book in his hands. The man is standing in front of a red background with gold accents. The title of the book is written in gold letters at the top of the cover. Below the title, there is a subtitle in smaller gold letters that reads "Supreme Theological." The book appears to be in excellent condition with no visible damage or wear.</caption><transcript><audio_49> In der Tat gab es gelehrte Doktoren der Theologie, die die Gesetzlichkeit dieses Missbrauchs verteidigten, wie es zum Beispiel bei einer öffentlichen Disponation im Jahre 1238 von dem Kanzler der Universität</transcript><transcript><audio_50> der selbst ein notorischer Pluralist war. Übrigens durfte sein Schicksal anderen als heilsame Warnung dienen. Auf seinem Totenbette suchte ihn sein Freund Wilhelm von Auvergne, der Bischof von</transcript><transcript><audio_51> alle seine Pfründe bis auf eine hinzugeben, indem er gleichzeitig Philipp versprach, ihn, falls er wieder genesen sollte, für das Opfer reichlich zu entschädigen. Philipp weigerte sich indessen darauf einzugehen mit der Begründung,</transcript><transcript><audio_52> erfahren, ob die Pluralität die Verdammnis nach sich zöge. Seine Neugierde wurde erfüllt, denn bald nach seinem Tode erschien dem frommen Bischof, als er betete, ein staubiger Schatten, der sich als die Sehne des Verstorbenen</transcript> collect any money for the church. They say that it's against the law, but then we do all the licenses and then you can still do that, which is why I think it's very important Important sentence the dispenser fourth car fort could also be used for political purposes such as Innocent the Fourth i.e. Antichrist Pope Innocent the Fourth in 1246 through the clever use of this means prevented a threatening connection between French nobles, in fact there were learned doctors of theology  and certainly at the time we are talking about 12 46 percent the fourth in the time lived Thomas Aquinas the doctor of the church who wrote his super theological in the course of his life and he lived from 1225 to 12 174 so exactly in the time yes very important  Here too, this connection should also be made by Thomas Aquinas. In fact, there were learned doctors of theology who defended the legality of this abuse, as happened, for example, in a public disputation in 1238 by the chancellor of the University of Paris, Magister Philipp, who himself was one  Notorious plural is was, by the way, his fate was allowed to serve as a salutary warning to others. On his deathbed, his friend William from the Clockworks, the Bishop of Paris, tried to persuade him to give up all of his friends except one, at the same time promising Philip that he would be with him if he should recover  However, to compensate the victim amply, Philipp refused to go into this with the justification that he would like to find out whether plurality would bring about damnation. His curiosity was fulfilled because soon after his death, a dusty shadow appeared to the pious bishop as he was praying, which turned out to be the  soul of the late
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