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 1 3 |        and that ~these passages ought not to be treated as parallels
 2 4 |    taught ~us sufficiently what ought to be done with those who
 3 6 |        the canon is framed, and ought to be ~understood, in a
 4 6 |         any serious offence, he ought to be deposed." ~This is
 5 10|       declared that such a ~man ought not to be a bishop. If,
 6 13|       drawn, 1st. That bishops ~ought not to be ordained for villages,
 7 20|    world, which sacred oblation ought to be ~steeped in the Blood
 8 24|         from their ~own church, ought by any means to be received
 9 27|         them to be unfit, they ~ought to be deposed. Likewise
10 31|        the second woman, and he ought to retain the first.~ ~CANON
11 31|         XLIV.~How an archbishop ought to give trial to one of
12 31| sufficient for its expenses, he ought to collect all the ~time
13 31|       wives; and which of these ought not to be received ~to penance,
14 32|          that too ~heavy a yoke ought not to be laid upon the
15 32|     undefiled; that ~the Church ought not to be injured by an
16 32|        orders ~before marriage, ought not to be married afterwards.
17 34|        the day of the week]. We ought not, ~therefore, to have
18 34|     such great solemnity, there ought ~not to be any division.
19 34|       assemblies of the bishops ought to be regarded as proceeding ~