Chapter, §

1 Intro,    9|      revenues and produce by ordinary reckoning do not amount
2 Intro,    9|    of this kind let them use ordinary cloth or leather . ~If anyone
3 Intro,    9|     to lose the one that his ordinary decides upon; if he is charged
4 Intro,   10|     scandal and disquiet for ordinary people, with regard to the
5 Intro,   10|      to go to law before the ordinary because of a genuine fear
6 Intro,   11|     to be given to the local ordinary so that, after he has summoned
7 Intro,   11| prejudice to himself and the ordinary; or unless there is an ancient
8 Intro,   11|   strange bishop, unless the ordinary refuses without any just