Canon

 1 3  |     faith they ought publicly to take an oath that they will strive
 2 3  |   deliberations, and let him not take part in the election of
 3 18 |       extreme criminal cases, or take pa in matters connected
 4 24 |      that when an election is to take place and all are present
 5 26 | carelessness the contrary should take place, then not only the
 6 26 |      canonical punishment, shall take the necessary precaution
 7 30 |      person be appointed who may take the place of the one suspended.
 8 34 |     Summary. Prelates are not to take from their subjects more
 9 38 |         men who shall faithfully take down in writing all the
10 38 |  decisions, and other acts which take place must be written down
11 43 |        temporal are not bound to take an oath of fidelity to them. ~
12 43 |          in matters temporal, to take an oath of fidelity to them.
13 43 |     forced by secular persons to take an oath of this kind. ~
14 47 |         then the one injured may take his complaint of unjust
15 48 |    superior, that the latter may take such action in his regard
16 57 | maintained in their entirety, we take occasion to make clear some
17 57 |         and they may, therefore, take their brethren, whom the
18 HLD|         those (clerics) also who take or already have taken the
19 HLD|         have taken the cross, we take under the protection of