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 1 22|        Nevertheless, several translations had taken place, and even
 2 22|    to~forbid in future these translations, and to declare them invalid.
 3 23|      and papal prohibitions, translations did take ~place, being made
 4 23|    have tried to prove that ~translations, at least to the chief sees,
 5 23|   usage had not yet reserved translations to the first ~see of the
 6 23| France, Spain, ~and England, translations were made until the ninth
 7 23| distinguishes three kinds of translations. The first, when a ~bishop
 8 23|   voice against the constant translations made by the secular ~power,
 9 23|    masters of the choice and translations of bishops; and Thomassinus ~
10 23|      the conclusion that ~no translations could~be made without the
11 23|    the prevailing custom of ~translations and protested against it
12 23| would ~urge princes to make, translations only "with difficulty."
13 23|       with difficulty." But ~translations are made universally, all