annates
/ˈæneɪts/plural noun
- chiefly historical a year's revenue of a Roman Catholic see or benefice, paid to the Pope by a bishop or other cleric on his appointment〈主史〉（天主教）首岁圣职收入奉献（由新任主教或教职人员献给教皇）。
词源
early 16th cent.: from French， from medieval Latin annata 'year's proceeds'， from annus 'year'.