Canon
1 4 | CANON 4~Summary. Those baptized by the Latins
2 5 | CANON 5~Summary. The council approves the
3 6 | CANON 6~SUMMARY Provincial synod, for the
4 7 | CANON 7~Summary No custom or appeal shall
5 8 | CANON 8~SUMMARY: Reports of serious irregularities
6 9 | CANON 9~SUMMARY: In cities and dioceses
7 10 | CANON 10~SUMMARY: Bishops who are unable
8 11 | CANON 11~SUMMARY In every cathedral church
9 12 | CANON 12~SUMMARY: Provincial chapters of
10 13 | CANON 13~SUMMARY: The founding of new religious
11 14 | CANON 14~Summary: Clerics, especially those
12 15 | CANON 15~SUMMARY Clerics, who after being
13 16 | CANON 16~SUMMARY Clerics are not to engage
14 17 | CANON 17~SUMMARY. Prelates and clerics are
15 18 | CANON 18~SUMMARY Clerics may neither pronounce
16 19 | CANON 19~SUMMARY: Household goods must not
17 20 | CANON 20~SUMMARY: In all churches the Eucharist
18 21 | CANON 21~SUMMARY Everyone who has attained
19 22 | CANON 22~SUMMARY. Physicians of the body
20 23 | CANON 23~SUMMARY If those to whom it Pertains
21 24 | CANON 24~SUMMARY. Three forms or methods
22 25 | CANON 25~Summary. He who consents to the
23 26 | CANON 26~Summary. If a prelate through negligence
24 27 | CANON 27~SUMMARY Incompetent persons must
25 28 | CANON 28~SUMMARY: He who seeks and obtains
26 29 | CANON 29~SUMMARY Anyone having a benefice
27 30 | CANON 30~Summary. The provincial synod is
28 31 | CANON 31~Summary. Illegitimate sons of canons
29 32 | CANON 32~Summary. The rector of a church,
30 33 | CANON 33~Summary. Prelates may demand procurations
31 34 | CANON 34~Summary. Prelates are not to take
32 35 | CANON 35~Summary. An appellant, feeling that
33 36 | CANON 36~Summary. If a judge from whose interlocutory
34 37 | CANON 37~Summary. No one may by means of
35 38 | CANON 38~Summary. A judge must employ a notary
36 39 | CANON 39~Summary. Anyone who knowingly accepts
37 40 | CANON 40~Summary. The plaintiff is still
38 41 | CANON 41~Summary. No prescription is valid
39 42 | CANON 42~SUMMARY No cleric may so extend
40 43 | CANON 43~Summary. Clerics under no obligation
41 44 | CANON 44~Summary. Alienation of ecclesiastical
42 45 | CANON 45~Summary. Patrons and others who
43 46 | CANON 46~Summary. Clerics should not contribute
44 47 | CANON 47~Summary. Prelates are not to excommunicate
45 48 | CANON 48~Summary. Provision is made that
46 49 | CANON 49~Summary. The sentence of excommunication
47 50 | CANON 50~Summary. The prohibitions against
48 51 | CANON 51~Summary. Clandestine marriages and
49 52 | CANON 52~Summary. In the matter of consanguinity
50 53 | CANON 53~Summary. Owners who commit their
51 54 | CANON 54~Summary. The payment of tithes takes
52 55 | CANON 55~Summary. The Cistercians and other
53 56 | CANON 56~Summary. It is forbidden to make
54 57 | CANON 57~Summary. Only members of a religious
55 58 | CANON 58~Summary. During a general interdict
56 59 | CANON 59~Summary. Religious are forbidden
57 60 | CANON 60~Summary. Abbots are forbidden to
58 61 | CANON 61~Summary. Religious are forbidden
59 62 | CANON 62~Summary. Relics are not to be sold
60 63 | CANON 63~Summary. It is simoniacal to demand
61 64 | CANON 64~Summary. Religious are not to be
62 65 | CANON 65~Summary. Bishops are not to demand
63 66 | CANON 66~Summary. The sacraments must be
64 67 | CANON 67~Summary. Jews should be compelled
65 68 | CANON 68~Summary. Jews and Saracens of both
66 69 | CANON 69~Summary. Jews are not to be given
67 70 | CANON 70~Summary. Jews who have received
68 HLD| HOLY LAND DECREES~Summary. A series of decrees dealing
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