In fact Paludanus recanted in old age, a fact discovered by Thomas Abell, who published the seditious tract Invicta Veritas in Antwerp to denounce this event.
Description acceptableThis event was supposedly justified by Petrus Paludanus's commentary on the Sentences of Peter Lombard. In fact Paludanus recanted in old age, a fact discovered by Thomas Abell, who published the seditious tract Invicta Veritas in Antwerp to denounce this event. The gout-ridden Italian cardinal, Lorenzo Campeggio, obtained a "decretal commission" to study the possibility of this event taking place, but delayed it indefinitely by claiming that the Roman summer vacation applied to the operation of a legatine court at Blackfriars. John (*) Fisher wrote the treatise "Licitum fuisse" to argue against this event, whose supporters cited Leviticus 20:21 on the duties owed to one's deceased brother. The captivity of Clement VII in the Castel Sant'Angelo made it impossible to secure church sanction for this event, which is usually blamed for the fall from favor of Cardinal Wolsey. The "king's great cause" was, for 10 points, what event that ended the second Tudor monarch's marriage to a Spanish princess?
Description acceptableThis event was supposedly justified by Petrus Paludanus's commentary on the Sentences of Peter Lombard.
Henry VIII's divorce from Catherine of Aragon (accept equivalents indicating the end of a marriage, such as annulment or declaration of nullity)