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 1 Intro,    8|           the course, by the local ordinaries and rectors of universities
 2 Intro,    9|     resigned into the hands of the ordinaries so that they may be provided
 3 Intro,   10| corrections and regulations of the ordinaries, and shun their courts and
 4 Intro,   10|           diocesan and other local ordinaries are to warn such persons,
 5 Intro,   10|           diocesan and other local ordinaries can proceed, on our authority,
 6 Intro,   10|         itself, which expenses the ordinaries can compel the persons who
 7 Intro,   10|       returned to the diocesans or ordinaries so that these may lawfully
 8 Intro,   10|           from all jurisdiction of ordinaries in both civil and criminal
 9 Intro,   10|          of the said diocesans and ordinaries in both criminal and civil
10 Intro,   10|          of the said diocesans and ordinaries. We also judge it worthy
11 Intro,   10|     control of their diocesans and ordinaries . ~By the constitution published
12 Intro,   10|             the same diocesans and ordinaries are not to be prejudiced
13 Intro,   10|        support the jurisdiction of ordinaries (so far as we can with God'
14 Intro,   10|         curia and before the local ordinaries. Thus, nobody may appeal
15 Intro,   10|     collations or letters from the ordinaries, or even of any pretence
16 Intro,   11|         the bishop and other local ordinaries concerning his examination
17 Intro,   11|          are to be examined by the ordinaries on grammar and their competence.
18 Intro,   11|            readily admitted by the ordinaries. They may not, however,
19 Intro,   11|          solemnly published by the ordinaries in the mother churches of
20 Intro,   11|       asked to do this by the same ordinaries. To provide more fruitfully
21 Intro,   12|         purpose each and all local ordinaries. We forbid each and all