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 1 21|      reviewed; because even the Canons are not so severe as to
 2 21|   contrary to the intent of the Canons, we pray that Your Imperial
 3 22|       not to be allowed, as the Canons witness (dist. III., cap.
 4 22|        but also against the old Canons and the example of the Church.
 5 23|     human, contrary even to the Canons themselves, made not only
 6 23|    against human infirmity. The Canons themselves say that the
 7 23|   contrary to the intent of the Canons, for no other cause than
 8 23|       and sisters.~And even the Canons show some leniency toward
 9 24|  celebrate them contrary to the Canons. But Paul severely threatens
10 24|        appears from the ancient Canons that some one celebrated
11 27|    monasteries, contrary to the Canons. In Augustine's time they
12 27|     lawful age, contrary to the Canons.~Many also entered into
13 27|       the kind provision of the Canons. And this was more the case
14 27|       that the authority of the Canons in so momentous a matter
15 27|         commandment of God. The Canons teach that the right of
16 27|          But which of these two Canons shall we follow? The most
17 28|      times past the Penitential Canons increased, whereof we still
18 28|        reserved it; whereas the Canons themselves speak only of
19 28|         Gospel is.~Scarcely any Canons are kept with exactness,
20 28| observed, that we know that the Canons are kept without holding
21 28|         process of time, as the Canons themselves show. But if