Canon

 1 3  |       they presume to give them Christian burial, or to receive their
 2 10 |         to the salvation of the Christian people, the food of the
 3 21 |     during life and deprived of Christian burial in death. Wherefore,
 4 62 |      injury is sustained by the Christian religion. That this may
 5 68 | Saracens of both sexes in every Christian province must be distinguished
 6 68 |       be distinguished from the Christian by a difference of dress.
 7 68 |      and Jews and Saracens with Christian women. Therefore, that they
 8 68 | Saracens of both sexes in every Christian province and at all times
 9 69 |   restored for the needs of the Christian poor, and the office that
10 70 |       mixture the beauty of the Christian religion. But since it is
11 70 |      their own free will to the Christian religion, salutary coercive
12 HLD|      order and to bestow on the Christian army the divine and Apostolic
13 HLD|        clerics who are with the Christian army, subjects as well as
14 HLD|       enemies of Christ and the Christian people with arms, iron,
15 HLD|      necessary that princes and Christian people maintain peace among
16 HLD|        be observed in the whole Christian world, so that through the