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 1 Intro      |      sent on 25 June 1122 to bishop Baldric of Doll. A great
 2 Canons,  3 |      one may consecrate as a bishop someone who is not canonically
 3 Canons,  4 |   decision or consent of the bishop. Rather, as it is constituted
 4 Canons,  4 |    decision and power of the bishop. Indeed, if anyone presumes
 5 Canons,  4 |  power which pertains to the bishop, let him be banished from
 6 Canons,  8 |    apostolic canons, let the bishop have the care of all ecclesiastical
 7 Canons,  15|     up to three times by the bishop to make reparation. If he
 8 Canons,  15|      to make reparation, the bishop, either with the counsel
 9 Canons,  16|   were ordained by their own bishop, to whom they will answer
10 Canons,  17|   Priests ... pertain to the bishop) may belong to canon 16 (
11 Canons,  18| matters which pertain to the bishop. They may not receive tithes
12 Canons,  22|     elected in the name of a bishop or an abbot, who should