Document,  Part

 1  5,2|           and approved of, by the Ordinary; under pain of the anathema
 2  7,2|    legitimately proved before the Ordinary, shall remain in force;
 3  7,2|         shall be corrected by the Ordinary of the place. ~The prelates
 4  7,2|  ordinances of the canons, by the Ordinary of the place, as being delegated
 5  7,2|         express permission of the Ordinary of the place, and in regard
 6  7,2|          are subject to that same Ordinary: if the contrary shall have
 7  8,1|           any one saith, that the ordinary minister of holy confirmation
 8  8,1|      wholly annulled: and let the ordinary collator know, that he will
 9  8,1|        their dispensations to the Ordinary, who shall provide the churches
10  8,1|         to be verified before the Ordinary of the place, those persons
11  8,1|   examined and approved of by the Ordinary; with certain exceptions. ~
12 15,1|         whom he has not either an ordinary or a deligated jurisdiction,
13 15,5|         express permission of the ordinary of the place, and then only
14 15,5|           are subject to the said ordinary, do, by an evasion and in
15 15,5|          his own bishop, or other ordinary superior; or prevent him
16 15,5|        freely summoned before the ordinary judge, in the matter of
17 15,5|        conservator to wit and the ordinary, concerning competency of
18 15,5|       have neither been proved by ordinary process of law, nor be otherwise
19 15,5|         shall be committed to the Ordinary of the place, or, if there
20 15,5| Presentation shall be made to the Ordinary; otherwise the Presentation
21 15,5|          patronage, except to the ordinary bishop of the place, to
22 22,2|       diligently cared for by the Ordinary, and, where there is need,
23 23,3|           Synod decrees, that the ordinary bishops of places shall
24 23,4|          at the discretion of the Ordinary; nor shall any appeal  ./. 
25 23,4|        the provinces, or from his Ordinary, and in his default, from
26 23,4|          at the discretion of the Ordinary. But if their contumacy
27 23,4|          in their accounts to the Ordinary, unless it be otherwise
28 23,4|       their administration to the Ordinary: all customs and privileges
29 23,4|       thereunto, in that case the Ordinary shall also be employed jointly
30 23,4|    suspend the prohibition of the Ordinary. ~CHAPTER XI. ~Usurpers
31 23,4|          at the discretion of his Ordinary. ~
32 24,2|          to be approved of by the Ordinary. And they shall not obtain
33 24,2|          the testimony of his own Ordinary; otherwise, he who ordains
34 24,2|         seem expedient to his own Ordinary. ~CHAPTER IX. ~A bishop
35 24,2|          he be approved of by the Ordinary. ~Although priests receive
36 24,2|         commendatory from his own Ordinary, be admitted by any bishop
37 24,2|  according to the judgment of the Ordinary. And if there should not
38 24,2|          to be approved of by the Ordinary. And if, in the judgment
39 25,3|     easily discovered: unless the Ordinary shall himself judge it expedient,
40 25,3|          parish priest, or of the Ordinary, and in the presence of
41 25,3|          at the discretion of the Ordinary. Furthermore, the same holy
42 25,3|     parish priest himself, or the Ordinary; any custom, even though
43 25,3|  suspended, until absolved by the Ordinary of that parish priest who
44 25,3|          at the discretion of the Ordinary. That relationship, in like
45 25,3|           the circumstance to the Ordinary, they shall have obtained
46 25,3| admonished on this subject by the Ordinary, even ex officio, they shall
47 25,3|      against with severity by the Ordinary, according to the character
48 25,4|      military orders, whereof the Ordinary must be certified: notwithstanding
49 25,4|           the jurisdiction of the Ordinary; any inhibitions to the
50 25,4|           be excited thereby; the Ordinary may, omitting this formality,
51 25,4|          at the discretion of the Ordinary, and be condemned to pay
52 26,3|       malediction, that, by their ordinary authority, in all monasteries
53 26,3|       Monasteries, which have not ordinary Regular visitors, is to
54 26,3|          which have not their own ordinary Regular visitors, but have
55 26,3|        the devil. But besides the ordinary confessor, the bishop and
56 26,3|        shall be questioned by the Ordinary, and again before Profession. ~
57 26,3|         his own superior, and the Ordinary, the reasons which he alleges.
58 26,4|        the bishop's house, or his ordinary court of justice. The two
59 26,4|         the most expedient to the Ordinary, aided by two of the Chapter,
60 26,4|     having been admonished be the Ordinary, have ceased really to discharge
61 26,4|           die in the interim, the Ordinary of the place, with the advice
62 26,4|          as shall seem fit to the Ordinary, even as the delegate of
63 26,4|          at the discretion of the Ordinary; pursuant to the form of