Canon

 1 1  |          Son, and Holy Ghost; three Persons indeed but one essense,
 2 2  |           quaternity, namely, three Persons and that common essense
 3 2  |              together (simul) three persons and each one of them singly.
 4 2  |           because each of the three persons is that entity, namely,
 5 2  |          may be distinctions in the Persons who unity in the nature.
 6 2  |          grace, then for the divine persons, as implying a unity of
 7 3  |   archdeacon or some other suitable persons, twice or at least once
 8 6  |            To ensure this, reliable persons are to be appointed who
 9 6  |         diocese prudent and upright persons, who throughout the entire
10 8  |             spiteful and slanderous persons, but from those who are
11 8  |             are prudent and upright persons, and not only once but often,
12 12 |           than six horses and eight persons. In inaugurating this new
13 12 |       chapter religious and prudent persons should be appointed who,
14 12 |        disposed of by the aforesaid persons, let it be referred without
15 12 |        command diocesan bishops and persons attending the chapters,
16 12 |           the monasteries either in persons or properties and if perchance
17 12 |   properties and if perchance these persons should so molest, let the
18 18 |            injury on ecclesiastical persons, let him be restrained by
19 20 |      reached by rash and indiscreet persons and used for impious and
20 24 |      entrusted to some confidential persons, who in the place of all
21 26 |    otherwise they may send suitable persons from whom may be ascertained
22 27 |        CANON 27~SUMMARY Incompetent persons must not be promoted to
23 29 |         case of eminent and learned persons who are to be honored with
24 30 |        confer benefices on unworthy persons. The removal of this suspension
25 30 |            we command that unworthy persons be rejected and suitable
26 32 |             churches and some other persons (including bishops), arrogate
27 33 |            the number of horses and persons accompanying them. This
28 33 | procurations from other churches or persons who have not yet been burdened
29 37 |       perchance it be a question of persons from whom a mandate ought
30 38 |        order, the time, places, and persons to be designated. A copy
31 43 |          they compel ecclesiastical persons who are under no obligation
32 43 |        clerics be forced by secular persons to take an oath of this
33 44 |           consent of ecclesiastical persons under pretext of lay power,
34 46 |         churches and ecclesiastical persons with taxes and other exactions,
35 46 |       promulgated by excommunicated persons in this matter or by their
36 47 |            the presence of suitable persons by whom, if need be, such
37 50 |            resent statute that such persons may in the future contract
38 52 |             it comes from reputable persons to whom uprightness is a
39 52 |            unless they be reputable persons to whom uprightness is a
40 52 |             must have been reliable persons, beyond suspicion and of
41 52 |       legitimate acts are denied to persons of a disreputable character.
42 52 |        interest; let them designate persons by their names or by a satisfactory
43 52 |            oath that they have seen persons who belonged to at least
44 63 |             many places and by many persons exactions and base extortions
45 65 |    interdict and will not allow any persons to be appointed to the vacancies
46 70 |             on, we decree that such persons be in every way restrained
47 HLD|            other assessments. Their persons and possessions, after they
48 HLD|            by the prelates on their persons and lands. We excommunicate