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 1  7,1|     holy Synod to subjoin these canons, that all may know not only
 2  7,2|         doth renew, the ancient canons promulgated against non-residents,
 3  7,2|   against non-residents, which (canons) have, through the disorders
 4  7,2|   severer censure of the sacred canons, be obliged to denounce
 5  7,2|      with the ordinances of the canons, by the Ordinary of the
 6  7,2|      with the ordinances of the canons, visited, corrected, and
 7  8,1|  thought fit that these present canons be established and decreed;
 8  8,1|     publish later the remaining canons which are wanting for the
 9  8,1|        institutes of the sacred canons, to accept and to hold at
10  8,1|       Benefices contrary to the Canons, shall be deprived thereof. ~
11  8,1|       appointment of the sacred Canons, and especially of the Constitution
12 10,1| twenty-first day of April, that Canons touching the matters of
13 14,1|     holy Synod to subjoin these canons, that all, -the Catholic
14 14,3|         statutes of the ancient canons shall remain untouched. ~
15 14,3|    bishops is, according to the Canons, required; and whereas,
16 14,3|      number, is required by the Canons; taking, however, to himself,
17 15,2|       it delivers the following canons to be inviolably preserved;
18 15,5|      has thought fit that these canons following be established
19 15,5|         the appointments of the canons,--provided those prelates
20 16,2|   statute, privilege of laws or canons, or of any Councils whatsoever,
21 17,2|         appointed by the sacred canons against those who neglect
22 19,3|   statute, privilege of laws or canons, or of any Councils whatsoever,
23 22,2|        penalties of the ancient canons. ~CHAPTER III. ~A method
24 22,2|      the law, and of the sacred canons. ~CHAPTER IV. ~In what case
25 22,2|     constitutions of the sacred canons, setting aside every exemption
26 23,1|         Remark on the following Canons. ~And because that many
27 23,1|         Church, by means of the canons subjoined, whatsoever is
28 23,4|       Session. ~CHAPTER I. ~The Canons relative to the life, and
29 23,4|       as required by the sacred canons, but shall also have been
30 23,4|      constitution of the sacred canons. But if any of the aforesaid
31 23,4|        ordinances of the sacred canons,--of all things that have
32 24,1|         in express and specific canons, in the manner following;
33 24,2|       penalties adjudged by the canons. Meanwhile let those about
34 24,2|        the sense of the ancient canons, not supposed to be absent,
35 24,2|       the traces of the ancient canons, ordains, that when a bishop
36 24,2|          in the presence of the canons of that church, who are
37 24,2|      accordance with the sacred canons; and that they may not be
38 24,2|     senior and most experienced canons chosen by himself-as the
39 25,3|      appointments of the sacred canons, one person only, whether
40 25,4|      are required by the sacred canons, and by the decrees of this
41 25,4|        allowed of by the sacred canons. Therefore, the metropolitans
42 25,4| penalties enacted by the sacred canons. ~CHAPTER III. ~In what
43 25,4|       of the present times, the canons elsewhere set forth on this
44 25,4|      with the enactments of the canons, those things which, in
45 25,4|        stitutions of the sacred canons. As regards the distributions;
46 25,4|   assisted by not less than two canons, one of whom shall be chosen
47 25,4|         simoniacs by the sacred canons, and divers constitutions
48 25,4|  maintenance of the rank of the canons, according to the character
49 25,4|  offices of several, the sacred canons have holily provided that
50 25,4|         the appointments of the canons, are to be tried before
51 25,4|       established by the sacred canons, or by the form of general
52 26,3|      been decreed in the sacred canons, and in this sacred Council.
53 26,3|         other Regular monks, or canons of whatsoever kind : any
54 26,4|    church: seeing that even the canons of the Apostles forbid them
55 26,4|         condemned by the sacred canons and general councils, and
56 26,4|       to the form of the sacred canons. Moreover, all those to
57 26,4|   diligently take care that the canons and decrees of this holy
58 26,4|         propose anything to the canons to be deliberated on, and
59 26,4|  contrary to the decrees of the canons, the said right of patronage,
60 26,4|        to the ordinances of the canons. ~CHAPTER XII. ~Tithes to
61 26,4| penalties imposed by the sacred canons, or by the statutes of the (
62 26,4|     conformably with the sacred canons. ~Bishops also, if, which
63 26,4|        of the ordinances of the canons; nor shall the collations
64 26,4|         renewing all the sacred canons, the General Councils, and
65 26,4| reverence. ~CHAPTER XVIII. ~The Canons shall be exactly observed:
66 26,4|       men, that the most sacred canons are to be exactly observed
67 26,4|         according to the sacred canons; and if they have perished
68 26,4|         the appointments of the canons has been established; but (
69 26,4|        enjoins, that the sacred canons, and all the General Councils,
70 27  |         penalties by the sacred canons appointed, and others more