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proprietary church: a standalone construct

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Church history

Ulrich Stutz's term for the early medieval church owned by a lay lord who appointed its priest and drew its revenues.

In church history, proprietary church refers to Ulrich Stutz's term for the early medieval church owned by a lay lord who appointed its priest and drew its revenues. This meaning comes from Stutz (1895/1955) in Die Eigenkirche als Element des mittelalterlich-germanischen Kirchenrechts.[1]

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References

Stutz, U. (1955). Die Eigenkirche als Element des mittelalterlich-germanischen Kirchenrechts. Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft. (Original work published 1895) Open Library record

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