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 1 Intro,    4|          they are automatically deprived of the other ecclesiastical
 2 Intro,    5|         manner is automatically deprived, without the need of any
 3 Intro,    5|  without further declaration as deprived of their orders as well
 4 Intro,    5| election, are by that very fact deprived of all their churches, benefices,
 5 Intro,    8|       the same office, they are deprived for ever because they have
 6 Intro,    9|       no bishop or abbot may be deprived of his rank when anyone
 7 Intro,    9|      legal warning, he is to be deprived of all the benefices which
 8 Intro,    9|       is to be considered as so deprived. The benefices thus made
 9 Intro,    9|      above regulations is to be deprived of all the emoluments of
10 Intro,    9|       time, he is automatically deprived of his post. If he is a
11 Intro,    9|      was convicted, he is to be deprived of his benefice if he held
12 Intro,    9|       time, he is automatically deprived of all the benefices and
13 Intro,    9|      has been given, let him be deprived of the benefice, since it
14 Intro,    9|       office, so that he can be deprived of his benefice, if he fails
15 Intro,    9|       will of the superior, and deprived of their benefices and ecclesiastical
16 Intro,   10|     their fault, they are to be deprived of hearing the inquiry for
17 Intro,   10|    cathedral churches which are deprived of temporal goods, without
18 Intro,   11|      suspended, excommunicated, deprived or incapacitated by apostolic