Chapter, §

 1 Intro          |     bishops first heard Rufinus, bishop of Assisi, who in a highly
 2 Canons,  1     |        party assumes the name of bishop, since he cannot take the
 3 Canons,  3     |       qualities be required in a bishop, who is appointed for the
 4 Canons,  3     |          no one should be chosen bishop unless he has already reached
 5 Canons,  3     |          fear of God. But if any bishop has acted in anyone's interest
 6 Canons,  5     |                           5~If a bishop ordains someone as deacon
 7 Canons,  5     |     necessities of life, let the bishop provide him with what he
 8 Canons,  6     |       within this limit, let the bishop freely use his own authority.
 9 Canons,  8     | administer them worthily. If the bishop, when it concerns him, delays
10 Canons,  8     |         prescribed time, let the bishop proceed according to God'
11 Canons,  9     |     without the knowledge of the bishop; that when the brothers
12 Canons,  9     | according to the sentence of the bishop. In churches which do not
13 Canons,  11    |        convents of nuns, let the bishop keep him away; and if he
14 Canons,  14    |       the authority of their own bishop, are to be deprived of communion,
15 Canons,  14(12)|     without the consent of their bishop added in H ~
16 Canons,  15    |          of their office and the bishop shall lose the power of
17 Canons,  17    |         without scandal, let the bishop arrange in the manner that
18 Canons,  19    |       acts in future, unless the bishop and clergy see the need
19 Canons,  21    |       the third warning, let his bishop pronounce sentence of excommunication
20 Canons,  21    |        bishops. Moreover, let no bishop receive into communion the
21 Canons,  25    |          the judgment of his own bishop. ~
22 Canons,  27    |         excommunication from the bishop of the place, and let the