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 1  1   |       others soever, unto whom, by right or privilege, the power
 2  1   |            Himself, and we, have a right to obtain from the prelates
 3  3,1 |     prejudiced, none acquire a new right. ~INDICTION OF THE NEXT
 4  4,1 |        into heaven, sitteth at the right hand of the Father ; and
 5  7,2 |            soever, cause, name, or right committed to him, he shall
 6 11,2 |         each of the others, who of right, or custom, or privilege,
 7 14,1 |      Himself always sitteth at the right hand of the Father in heaven,
 8 14,3 |            of abbots, who have the right of using the mitre and crosier
 9 14,4 |            be prescribed of divine right, that all the faithful of
10 15,1 |         the Lord, and is of divine right necessary for all who have
11 15,1 |            be instituted of divine right,--but that the precept of
12 15,3 |            to salvation, of divine right; or saith, that the manner
13 15,3 |           not necessary, of divine right, for the remission of sins,
14 15,3 |          that bishops have not the right of reserving cases to themselves,
15 15,5 |            wise that, by a kind of right, a dispensation ought to
16 15,5 |              No one shall obtain a right of patronage, except by
17 15,5 |           to, obtain, or acquire a right of patronage, for any other
18 15,5 |      benefices which are under his right of patronage, except to
19 15,5 |         that privilege ceasing, of right belong; otherwise the presentation
20 16,2 |          of, any authority, power, right, or statute, privilege of
21 19,3 |          of, any authority, power, right, or statute, privilege of
22 22,1 |           are not bound, of divine right, to communion under both
23 22,2 |        even those that are under a right of patronage-from churches
24 22,2 |        even though they be under a right of patronage, make it their
25 22,2 |           annually visited. ~It is right that whatsoever things in
26 23,4 |        dignitaries has, neither by right, nor custom, any jurisdiction,
27 23,4 |          living: they shall have a right to visit all manner of hospitals,
28 23,4 |            those unto whom they of right belong; he shall lie under
29 23,4 |          thereupon deprived of the right of patronage. And the cleric
30 24,2 |         see that no one abuse that right, and that transgressors
31 24,2 |          those which are under any right of patronage, even those
32 25,3 |         comes from those from whom right is looked for, the holy
33 25,4 |          who have, in any way, any right from the Apostolic See,
34 25,4 |        bishops and others, who, by right or custom, ought to be present
35 25,4 |          where the Chapter has the right of visitation, shall be
36 25,4 |         the aforesaid, to whom the right of visitation belongs, are
37 25,4 |            except that which is of right due to them out of pious
38 25,4 |         aforesaid; saving also the right of ancient conventions entered
39 25,4 |      churches not parochial, which right shall remain inviolate.
40 25,4 |    correction of manners, have the right and power, even as delegates
41 25,4 |       derogate in any way from the right of bishops. ~Forasmuch as
42 25,4 |            and services; it is but right, that those who are called
43 25,4 |      consent of the patron, if the right of patronage belong to laymen,-
44 25,4 |         bishop, and he who has the right of patronage, shall, within
45 26,3 | parishioners; saving, however, the right of those bishops who exercise
46 26,4 |            and all others, who, of right or custom, ought to be present
47 26,4 |            the Chapter, to whom of right or custom it appertains,
48 26,4 |       concordates, or by any other right whatsoever, have a power,
49 26,4 |           such coadjutor with (the right of) future succession shall
50 26,4 |      CHAPTER IX. ~In what manner a right of patronage is to be proved,
51 26,4 |       benefices, to churches under right of patronage, prohibited.
52 26,4 |     ordains, that the title to the right of patronage shall be (derived)
53 26,4 |           universities, which that right is for the most part presumed
54 26,4 |             by virtue of any other right whatsoever, to nominate,
55 26,4 |          or endowment, under their right of patronage; but shall
56 26,4 |            of the canons, the said right of patronage, by sale, or
57 26,4 |          deprived of the aforesaid right itself of patronage. Moreover,
58 26,4 |            that are subject to the right of patronage, even of laymen,
59 26,4 |            placed under the (same) right of patronage; such (accessions),
60 26,4 |        whether for the question of right, or fact, or have in any
61 26,4 |         that to the church her own right be restored, but will also
62 26,4 |    whatsoever is of ecclesiastical right, as belonging especially
63 26,14|       kings, the preservers of the right faith. ~The Cardinal. To