Canon

 1 3 |   deposed from every office and benefice, that the greater the fault
 2 4 |       office and ecclesiastical benefice. ~
 3 11|     cathedral church a suitable benefice be assigned to a master
 4 11|     students, by means of which benefice the material needs of the
 5 11|      chapter the revenue of one benefice, and to the theologian let
 6 15| suspended from their office and benefice. ~Text. All clerics shall
 7 15|       him be suspended from his benefice or office. ~We forbid hunting
 8 26|  deprived of the revenue of his benefice, and the the one unworthily
 9 26| deprived of the revenues of his benefice till he be deemed worthy
10 29|         SUMMARY Anyone having a benefice with the cura animarum annexed,
11 29|         reception of the second benefice, the first may be freely
12 29|     that whoever shall accept a benefice to which is annexed the
13 29|      previously obtained such a benefice, shall ipso jure be deprived
14 29|      the collation of the first benefice belongs may freely confer
15 32|       on another a pension as a benefice from the revenues of a church
16 45|         and beneficiaries their benefice. That the punishments may