Canon

 1 1 |     soul and human flesh, one Person in two natures, pointed
 2 1 |     by the invocation of each Person of the Trinity, namely of
 3 3 |      and the character of the person, unless they prove their
 4 21|    without any mention of the person. He who dares to reveal
 5 26|       election as well as the person of the one elected, and
 6 26|     negligence he confirmed a person who lacks sufficient knowledge
 7 26|     first successor of such a person, but, that he may not in
 8 26|       of the election and the person of the one elected; so that
 9 30|     let a prudent and upright person be appointed who may take
10 37|    without a mandate from the person for whom they act, which
11 37|      special mandate from the person for whom he is acting, such
12 38| always employ either a public person (if he can be had) or two
13 47|     punishment on an innocent person, unless per chance he erred
14 48|     the matter to a competent person, or let him submit it to
15 52|    rejection. Not even if one person has obtained his testimony
16 52|     many, or if an unreliable person has obtained his from men