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 1 Intro      |     which after its struggle for ecclesiastical liberty for so many years,
 2 Intro      |    canons which was confirmed by ecclesiastical authority and which Archbishop
 3 Canons,  1 |          to the canons and other ecclesiastical constitutions according
 4 Canons,  2 |        that if any have received ecclesiastical dignities or benefices through
 5 Canons,  2 |       alienations or seizures of ecclesiastical property, which have been
 6 Canons,  3 |         Since in holy orders and ecclesiastical ministries both maturity
 7 Canons,  3 |        has the administration of ecclesiastical property, after the time
 8 Canons,  3 |  election and are suspended from ecclesiastical benefices for three years.
 9 Canons,  3 |          least the strictness of ecclesiastical discipline should restrain
10 Canons,  4 |      differences of dioceses and ecclesiastical resources; cardinals should
11 Canons,  6 |        to an appeal, contrary to ecclesiastical discipline, before the introduction
12 Canons,  7 | enthroning of bishops, abbots or ecclesiastical persons, for the installation
13 Canons,  7 |          for the enthronement of ecclesiastical persons or the institution
14 Canons,  8 |                         8~Let no ecclesiastical ministries or even benefices
15 Canons,  8 |         condemn it. But whenever ecclesiastical prebends or any offices
16 Canons,  11|    continently or be deprived of ecclesiastical office and benefice. Let
17 Canons,  11|         him be ineligible for an ecclesiastical benefice. ~
18 Canons,  12|         if they are supported by ecclesiastical revenues, should not presume
19 Canons,  12|           let him be deprived of ecclesiastical ministry, on the grounds
20 Canons,  13|         strive to obtain several ecclesiastical dignities and several parish
21 Canons,  13| necessary to entrust a church or ecclesiastical ministry to anyone, the
22 Canons,  14|         to relieve their want by ecclesiastical benefices. Further, since
23 Canons,  14|       are to be deposed from the ecclesiastical ministry and order. We firmly
24 Canons,  16|    election and do not allow the ecclesiastical appointment to go forward.
25 Canons,  18|      decree is to be deprived of ecclesiastical benefice. Indeed, it seems
26 Canons,  19|          God and respect for the ecclesiastical order. Therefore we strictly