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 1 Intro      | England and Spain pressed the bishops and abbots to go to the
 2 Canons,  3 |       excommunicated by their bishops to be received by others.
 3 Canons,  4 |         4~We also enjoin that bishops as well as clergy take pains
 4 Canons,  4 |      after a warning from the bishops they are unwilling to change
 5 Canons,  5 |    that the goods of deceased bishops are not to be seized by
 6 Canons,  7 |  orders, we decree that where bishops, priests, deacons, subdeacons,
 7 Canons,  9 |    holy purpose. Furthermore, bishops, abbots and priors who consent
 8 Canons,  10| whether they accept them from bishops or kings, or any person
 9 Canons,  10|    either restore them to the bishops or become subject to excommunication.
10 Canons,  12|   writing to the neighbouring bishops. Moreover let none of the
11 Canons,  12|      Moreover let none of the bishops receive into communion the
12 Canons,  12|     quickly broken, we enjoin bishops, having regard for God alone
13 Canons,  20|      with the archbishops and bishops. ~