Chapter, §

 1 Canons,  4 |    suitably provided 5 . We also forbid bishops to burden their
 2 Canons,  7 |          the future, we severely forbid that anything be demanded
 3 Canons,  7 | disgraceful present. Moreover we forbid bishops, abbots or other
 4 Canons,  9 |    points settled. We absolutely forbid that these orders and all
 5 Canons,  13|        of very many, we strictly forbid this for the future. Therefore
 6 Canons,  14|         the faithful. Further we forbid lay persons, who hold tithes
 7 Canons,  15|          goods to other uses. We forbid this, knowing that it is
 8 Canons,  18|       anything from teachers, or forbid anyone to teach who is suitable
 9 Canons,  19|     order. Therefore we strictly forbid them under pain of anathema
10 Canons,  20|        Innocent and Eugenius, we forbid those abominable jousts
11 Canons,  27|       are under anathema, and we forbid under pain of anathema that