But their most famous transaction involved a commissary for Albert, the archbishop of Mainz, whose preaching at Juterborg in Saxony enraged a famous theologian in Wittenberg on Oct. 31, 1517.  
Pius V revoked this practice, which was frequently invoked by the statement "ab omni culpa et poena."  Prominent examples include Innocent II's 40-day one for visiting and contributing to the adornment of the great church at Cluny, and Urban II's complete granting of one for participation in the First Crusade.  But their most famous transaction involved a commissary for Albert, the archbishop of Mainz, whose preaching at Juterborg in Saxony enraged a famous theologian in Wittenberg on Oct. 31, 1517.  FTP, name these partial remissions of punishment that worked through the sacrament of penance and whose most famous collector, Johann Tetzel, provoked Luther's posting of the 95 Theses.
Pius V revoked this practice, which was frequently invoked by the statement "ab omni culpa et poena."  
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