Document,  Part

 1  1   |               all events by their own lawful deputies and proctors. And
 2  5,2 |              and that it shall not be lawful for any one to print, or
 3  6,2 |         aforesaid, be hindered by any lawful impediment, they shall be
 4  7,2 |               of his own diocese, all lawful impediment, or just and
 5  7,2 |                CHAPTER II. ~It is not lawful for any one who holds a
 6  7,2 |             diocese. ~It shall not be lawful for any bishop, under the
 7  8,1 |               but one that is born of lawful wedlock, is of mature age,
 8  8,1 |               they have been made for lawful, or otherwise reasonable
 9  8,1 |        contraveners. ~It shall not be lawful for Chapters of churches,
10  8,1 |               but to those who have a lawful cause-which is to be expressed
11  8,3 |             other being detained by a lawful impediment, or maybe absent
12 11,2 |           assemble, where there is no lawful impediment, in the same
13 14,2 |             one saith, that it is not lawful for the sacred Eucharist
14 14,2 |           present; or, that it is not lawful that it be carried with
15 14,2 |             one saith, that it is not lawful for the celebrating priest
16 14,3 |             decreed, that it shall be lawful for a bishop, by himself
17 15,1 |             to the apostles and their lawful successors, for the reconciling
18 15,1 |            baptism--that being nowise lawful in the Catholic Church-but
19 15,1 |             to repair to superior and lawful judges for the benefit of
20 15,3 |               finally, that it is not lawful to confess venial sins ;
21 15,5 |         plaintiff, it shall nowise be lawful for him to bring up any
22 15,5 |           years. It shall also not be lawful for conservatory judges
23 15,5 |               orders; nor shall it be lawful to confer upon him any ecclesiastical
24 15,5 |          Furthermore, it shall not be lawful for a patron, under pretext
25 17,1 |           which may God forefend, the lawful impediments aforesaid shall
26 17,2 |            happen to be hindered by a lawful impediment, which impediment
27 17,2 |              to prove to the Synod by lawful proctors. We furthermore
28 22,1 |             as a law; which it is not lawful to reprobate, or to change
29 24,1 |              come from elsewhere, are lawful ministers of the word and
30 24,2 |         virtue of that decree it were lawful to be absent during five
31 24,2 |         ordains, that these causes of lawful absence are to be approved
32 24,2 |               shall not henceforth be lawful for abbots, or for any other
33 24,2 |     obligation. The bishop may, for a lawful cause, grant a dispensation
34 24,2 |             twelve years old, born in lawful wedlock, and who know how
35 25,2 |             any one saith, that it is lawful for Christians to have several
36 25,3 |              of banns, if there be no lawful impediment opposed, the
37 25,4 |             know to have been born in lawful wedlock, and who, by their
38 25,4 |              suspension. ~It shall be lawful for the bishop to dispense
39 25,4 |           tribunal; -and (it shall be lawful for them), in their own
40 25,4 |          Furthermore, it shall not be lawful, by virtue of any manner
41 25,4 |              the persons, it shall be lawful for the bishop, with the
42 25,4 |             XVII. ~In what case it is lawful to confer more than one
43 25,4 |           conferred, it shall then be lawful to bestow on him some other
44 25,4 |               above. It shall also be lawful for the provincial Synod,
45 25,4 |     colourable title; nor shall it be lawful for any one to make use
46 26,3 |            man, or woman, shall it be lawful to possess, or hold as his
47 26,3 |            Nor shall it henceforth be lawful for Superiors to allow any
48 26,3 |             Superior. Nor shall it be lawful for Regulars to withdraw
49 26,3 |               profession, shall it be lawful to go out of her convent,
50 26,3 |             whatever, except for some lawful cause, which is to be approved
51 26,3 | notwithstanding. ~And it shall not be lawful for any one, of whatsoever
52 26,3 |          shall it, for the future, be lawful to appoint provincials,
53 26,3 |            these matters, it shall be lawful for the metropolitan, in
54 26,3 |        subject to bishops, but have a lawful jurisdiction over other
55 26,4 |     ecclesiastical court, it shall be lawful for them, if they judge
56 26,4 |           easily be made, it shall be lawful for the judge to employ
57 26,4 |           notice. And it shall not be lawful for any civil magistrate,
58 26,4 | excommunicated person, who, after the lawful monitions, does not repent,
59 26,4 |             whom granted: what is not lawful for patrons. Unions of free
60 26,4 |              Furthermore, it shall be lawful for the bishop to reject
61 26,4 |        elsewhere. Neither shall it be lawful, to farm out ecclesiastical
62 26,4 |            beseeming; it shall not be lawful for the sons of clerics,
63 26,4 |               of clerics, not born in lawful wedlock, to hold, in those
64 26,14|             of absent (prelates) with lawful commission, seven generals. ~