Document,  Part

 1  1  |              and seeing, upon several places being proposed, that they (
 2  1  |            remain affixed in the same places. For we will that, by being
 3  3,1|               do not sit in their due places, and (thus) deliver their
 4  4,1|             of wickedness in the high places, exhorts, with the same
 5  4,2|               many prelates in divers places are girt for their journey,
 6  6,2|             other Ordinaries of those places shall force and compel,
 7  6,2|             other Ordinaries of those places. But, for the future, let
 8  6,2|                let the bishops of the places, as the delegates herein
 9  6,2|          bishop and Ordinaries of the places. ~
10  7,2|          account the character of the places and persons; and to no one
11  8,1|                 The Ordinaries of the places shall strictly compel all
12  8,1|              colleges, or other pious places of what sort soever, shall
13  8,1|               the Ordinaries of those places; who shall apply themselves
14  8,1|                 The Ordinaries of the places shall be bound to visit
15  8,1|              by the Ordinaries of the places. And no one shall be able
16  8,1|          before the Ordinaries of the places, and be constrained and
17 14,1|    nevertheless, He be, in many other places, sacramentally present to
18 14,1|               the streets, and public places. For it is most just that
19 15,5|               of doctors or scholars, places belonging to Regulars, as
20 15,5|               universities, colleges, places, and hospitals are not to
21 16,2|               to the cities and other places thereof, and to all other
22 16,2|        messenger or messengers to any places whatsoever, according as
23 17,1|              Synod perceived that all places, and especially Germany,
24 17,2|           treated and received in all places kindly and courteously;
25 17,2|          remain affixed in those same places. For we will that, by being
26 19,1|               faith, which is in many places defiled and obscured by
27 19,3|               to the cities and other places thereof, and to all the
28 19,3|        messenger or messengers to any plaCes whatsoever, according as
29 19,4|                provinces, Cities, and places they may be, wherein the
30 22,1|        Eucharist, there are in divers places, by the most wicked artifices
31 22,1|             circumstances, times, and places. And this the Apostle seems
32 22,1|             be condemned, if, in some places, it, at one time, observed
33 22,2|              And notaries, --in those places only where the laudable
34 22,2|             though immemorial, of all places whatsoever, which may rather
35 22,2|           many, and that in very many places, are admitted to sacred
36 22,2|              the same or neighbouring places, as they shall judge fit,
37 22,2|               cure of souls, if those places, or those annexed to them,
38 22,2|         monasteries, hospitals, pious places, or to any persons of whatsoever
39 22,2|              by the Ordinaries of the places, aided by two members of
40 23,1|            the table, meaning in both places the altar. This, in fine,
41 23,3|               the ordinary bishops of places shall take diligent care,
42 23,3|       propounded to all Ordinaries of places, as that, by the power given
43 23,4|             visit all manner of pious places, if not under the immediate
44 23,4|               but not, however, those places which are under the immediate
45 23,4|             of charity, and all pious places by whatsoever name designated,
46 23,4|             and though the said pious places be protected by a privilege
47 23,4|           Administrators of any pious places whatsoever shall give in
48 23,4|       mont-de-piete, and of any pious places whatsoever, shall be bound
49 23,4|               of any Church, or pious places, are punished. ~If any cleric,
50 23,4| monts-de-piete, or to any other pious places, which ought to be employed
51 24,2|              interrupted in very many places,-may be again brought into
52 24,2|             are, in some churches and places, set apart for training
53 24,2|      hospitals, or to any other pious places, even such as are exempted;
54 24,2|             of churches, and of other places, and likewise of all other
55 24,2|            the Synod wills that those places be exempted, except in regard
56 24,2|        confraternities, which in some places are called schools, likewise
57 24,2|               and other Ordinaries of places, shall constrain and compel,
58 25,3|               and mother, and him who places his hand on him; all impediments
59 25,3|            often several in different places, during the life-time of
60 25,3|              by the Ordinaries of the places, ex officio, even though
61 25,4|             and suitable for the said places, which form is to be submitted
62 25,4|           henceforth visit those same places, but by themselves only,
63 25,4|           monasteries, or other pious places, or churches not parochial,
64 25,4|              inviolate. But, in those places or provinces, where it is
65 25,4|              service in the aforesaid places, or in military orders,
66 25,4|             Also, in those cities and places where the parish churches
67 25,4|         possible, in those cities and places where there are no parish
68 25,4|         vacant, the Chapter, in those places where the duty of receiving
69 25,4|            which are met with in some places, more grievous quarrels
70 25,4|          before the Ordinaries of the places only; and shall be completely
71 26,2|            the faithful; and that the places dedicated to the memories
72 26,3|               if any of the aforesaid places, to which it has been granted
73 26,3|              alms; nor shall any such places be henceforth erected, without
74 26,3|              by the Ordinaries of the places. As to those who are sent
75 26,3|            nuns be removed from those places to new or old convents within
76 26,3|        bishops, in whose dioceses the places aforesaid are situated,
77 26,3|              of those monasteries, or places; the individuals, whether
78 26,3|         bishop in whose diocese those places are situated; nor shall
79 26,3|        excepting also monasteries, or places, in which abbots, generals,
80 26,3|         greater jurisdiction over the places, or persons above-named. ~
81 26,3|            preserved. ~The holy Synod places under anathema all and singular
82 26,3|               as regards the persons, places, and rights thereof, shall
83 26,3|             to all, nor common to all places, as It could desire; nevertheless,
84 26,3|              to resign; otherwise the places aforesaid held in commendam
85 26,4|               of universities and of (places of) general studies, shall
86 26,4|              be assigned to the pious places there existing; or by distress
87 26,4|               their own churches, the places commonly called hospitals,
88 26,4|             hospitals, or other pious places instituted especially for
89 26,4|  administration or government of such places be henceforth en-trusted
90 26,4|           been bestowed in favour of (places of) general studies, shall
91 26,4|             reason of the distance of places, a knowledge of the persons
92 26,4|         besides the Ordinaries of the places, may henceforth be committed
93 26,4|           ordains, that in whatsoever places, forty years ago, a fourth,
94 26,4|               any other kind of pious places; the same shall henceforth,
95 26,4|               shall be applied to the places aforesaid, but they shall
96 26,4|               as far as possible from places consecrated to God, where
97 26,4|             the church ; and if those places be held as a fief they shall
98 26,7|           manifold corruptions in the places and provinces where the
99 27  |            custom, left in those same places, it shall be committed to