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 1 7 |       a disciple to ~them."~ ~VAN ESPEN~translates: And his
 2 8 |       elected. We think, with Van Espen, that it treats equally
 3 8 | elections is treated fully by Van Espen ~and by Thomassin,
 4 13|       Balsamon, Beveridge and Van Espen, are of opinion that ~
 5 19|       and with ~these only.~ ~VAN ESPEN.~It cannot be denied
 6 24|       decree of the Church.~ ~VAN ESPEN.~Although the canon
 7 25|  USURY.~ ~The famous canonist Van Espen defines usury thus: "
 8 25|    There can be no doubt that Van Espen in the foregoing has
 9 26|       and to decent ~order.~ ~VAN ESPEN.~Four excesses of
10 27|     ordinary ~text, including Van Espen, with whose interpretation