Canon

 1 3 |  heretical foulness, let him be excommunicated by the metropolitan and
 2 3 |         and patronize them, are excommunicated; and we firmly declare that
 3 3 |         the Church, let them be excommunicated till they have made suitable
 4 3 | publicly or privately, shall be excommunicated and unless they amend, and
 5 4 |    contrary to this, let him be excommunicated and deposed from every office
 6 9 |        let him consider himself excommunicated; and if even then he will
 7 21|        cut off from the Church (excommunicated) during life and deprived
 8 46|    Roman pontiff. Laws by those excommunicated are null. Rulers remain
 9 46|         are null. Rulers remain excommunicated after the expiration of
10 46|        have been promulgated by excommunicated persons in this matter or
11 47|       that he has been unjustly excommunicated. ~Text. With the approval
12 47|    incurred by the one unjustly excommunicated; if, however, the gravity
13 47|         matter for which he was excommunicated, through an adequate pledge
14 47|         let him absolve the one excommunicated and thus he will in no way
15 49|         customary, when the one excommunicated is absolved impose a pecuniary
16 57|         they themselves are not excommunicated or nominally interdicted;
17 58|       is under Interdict, those excommunicated and interdicted being excluded,
18 61|        to admit ad divina those excommunicated or nominally under interdict. [