" This practice was (*)  defended in the letter  Exsurge Domine  in response to an attack on Johann Tetzel's promotion of this practice.
A promoter of this practice entered towns displaying a letter on a velvet cushion as part of a plan to pay off the debt Albert of Magdeburg had acquired while bribing his way to the Archbishopric of Mainz. John XXIII's  (the 23rd's)  use of this practice for a crusade against Ladislaus of Naples was attacked by Jan Hus  (yon HOOS) . This practice was advertised by a rhyme beginning "As soon as coin in coffer rings." This practice was (*)  defended in the letter  Exsurge Domine  in response to an attack on Johann Tetzel's promotion of this practice. Leo X's use of these things to finance the rebuilding of St. Peter's Basilica led a priest to denounce them in the 95 Theses. For 10 points, Martin Luther denounced the sale of what things, which provided remission from afterlife punishment to their buyers?
A promoter of this practice entered towns displaying a letter on a velvet cushion as part of a plan to pay off the debt Albert of Magdeburg had acquired while bribing his way to the Archbishopric of Mainz.
indulgence s [or plenary  indulgence s; accept the buying or selling of  indulgence s; prompt on remission s; prompt on buying or selling  relic s]