Chapter, §

 1 Canons,  3 |            even the rule of parish churches, unless he has already reached
 2 Canons,  7 |        disgraceful that in certain churches trafficking is said to have
 3 Canons,  7 |            prelates to impose upon churches new dues, increase the old
 4 Canons,  8 |    ministries or even benefices or churches be assigned or promised
 5 Canons,  9 |         are told that they receive churches from the hands of lay persons;
 6 Canons,  9 |           to burial; that in their churches they appoint and remove
 7 Canons,  9 |         and it is granted that the churches should be open on their
 8 Canons,  9 |          bury the dead in the said churches. On the occasion also of
 9 Canons,  9 |           religious should receive churches and tithes from the hands
10 Canons,  9 |         sentence of the bishop. In churches which do not belong to them
11 Canons,  9 |       observe this decree, let the churches in which they dare so to
12 Canons,  10|          towns or cities or parish churches, but they are to remain
13 Canons,  10|            appointed to conventual churches, are not to be changed except
14 Canons,  13|       dignities and several parish churches contrary to the decrees
15 Canons,  14|           or three but six or more churches, and since they cannot devote
16 Canons,  14|          who are able to serve the churches worthily, it is our wish
17 Canons,  14|            they appoint clerics to churches and even remove them when
18 Canons,  14|            even dare to burden the churches themselves and their people
19 Canons,  15|    receiving many goods from their churches, have presumed to transfer
20 Canons,  15|           to prevent damage to the churches, we order that such goods
21 Canons,  15|           under the control of the churches, whether the clerics die
22 Canons,  16| blameworthy matter that in certain churches a few persons, sometimes
23 Canons,  17|     certain places the founders of churches or their heirs abuse the
24 Canons,  18|      opened for learners. In other churches and monasteries too, if
25 Canons,  18|        prevent the progress of the churches by selling the licence to
26 Canons,  19|        have power, often impose on churches so many burdens and oppress
27 Canons,  19|         nearly every kind upon the churches and afflict them with so
28 Canons,  19|       goods assigned to the use of churches, clerics and Christ's poor.
29 Canons,  19|         this matter grieve for the churches, we must grieve none the
30 Canons,  19|           given voluntarily by the churches to relieve common needs.
31 Canons,  23|          others, to have their own churches and cemeteries or to be
32 Canons,  23|    parochial rights of established churches. For we do not wish that
33 Canons,  24|          order that throughout the churches of maritime cities frequent
34 Canons,  27|          that they respect neither churches nor monasteries, and spare
35 Canons,  27|           other solemn days in the churches, that they should be subject