Canon

 1 3  | action. The same law is to be observed in regard to those who have
 2 3  |      command that the same be observed. If, however, he be a cleric,
 3 5  |  dignity proper to each to be observed; so that after their bishops
 4 7  |       exceeded the form to be observed in such cases. The abuses,
 5 7  |     due order, however, being observed in all things. If the canons
 6 8  |      But, while this is to be observed in regard to subjects, the
 7 11 |     many churches this is not observed, we, confirming the aforesaid
 8 12 | approval of the four shall be observed inviolably by all, excuses,
 9 12 |  deliberation be in. violably observed. Moreover, the diocesan
10 14 |       strictly and rigorously observed, so that he whom divine
11 29 |       same we decree is to be observed in regard to dignities (
12 30 |  suspended. The same is to be observed in regard to the chapters
13 30 |       may be more effectively observed, such a sentence of suspension
14 33 |        This restriction being observed, should the legates and
15 50 |      kind cannot be generally observed without grave inconvenience.
16 51 |      wish that it be strictly observed in the other degrees. Whence,
17 64 |       This we decree is to be observed also with regar d to monks
18 66 | command that pious customs be observed, decreeing that the sacraments
19 HLD|       for four years peace be observed in the whole Christian world,