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 1  6,2|            the substraction of the fruits, those who hold such prebend,
 2  6,2|            assigning thereunto the fruits of some simple benefice,--
 3  6,2|           this end, either let the fruits of some simple benefice
 4  6,2|          master of grammar,--which fruits he shall receive so long
 5  6,2|       regards the reception of the fruits of their prebends and benefices. ~
 6  6,2|   remuneration be paid, out of the fruits of the benefices, to some
 7  7,1|           penance, and bring forth fruits worthy of penance. ~CHAPTER
 8  7,1|          said works are merely the fruits and signs of Justification
 9  7,2|          fourth part of one year's fruits, to be applied, by an ecclesiastical
10  7,2|         another fourth part of the fruits to be applied in like manner.
11  7,2|       withdrawing a portion of the fruits. ~Those inferior to bishops,
12  7,2| non-residence, or of receiving the fruits during absence, be of avail:
13  7,2|            suitable portion of the fruits, the cure of souls be nowise
14  8,1|            suitable portion of the fruits. ~The Ordinaries of the
15  8,1|            suitable portion of the fruits, that the cure of souls
16  8,1|  consisting of a third part of the fruits, or of a greater or less
17 15,1|            satisfy; bringing forth fruits worthy of penance, which
18 15,5|             benefice, and from the fruits, revenues, and proceeds
19 22,2|   disregarded, a third part of the fruits and of all proceeds whatever,
20 22,2|            deduction made from the fruits; saving, however, the customs
21 22,2|      bishop's judgment, out of the fruits in any wise belonging to
22 22,2|      deputed with a portion of the fruits; those continuing to give
23 22,2|      assign the same a part of the fruits for their sufficient maintenance,
24 22,2|           and restored, out of any fruits and proceeds whatever, in
25 22,2|         and others who receive any fruits derived from those churches,
26 22,2|           the sequestration of the fruits, that what requires renewing
27 23,1|      offering being different. The fruits indeed of which oblation,
28 23,4|           of the third part of all fruits soever, are to be established;
29 23,4|        third part of any manner of fruits and proceeds of all dignities,
30 23,4|         the third part of the said fruits and proceeds: any customs,
31 23,4|            fee or under lease, the fruits, emoluments, or any sources
32 23,4|         property, effects, rights, fruits, and revenues which he has
33 24,2|        acquires no property in any fruits, in proportion to the time
34 24,2|            in regard of ill-gotten fruits, being prohibited, whereby
35 24,2|  prohibited, whereby the aforesaid fruits even might be wholly, or
36 24,2|     regards the guilt, the loss of fruits, and the penalties, does
37 24,2|  sequestration and substraction of fruits, and by other legal remedies,
38 24,2|            be bound to restore the fruits which they have received;
39 24,2|         portion, out of the entire fruits of the episcopal revenue,
40 24,2|          the substraction of their fruits, those who possess any dignities
41 25,4|     aforesaid shall not render the fruits theirs; nor shall possession
42 25,4|         deprived of onehalf of the fruits which he has made his own
43 25,4|       shall be deprived of all the fruits which he may have acquired
44 25,4|      augmentation derived from the fruits. But in the meantime, until
45 25,4|          of being aided by certain fruits; provided however those
46 25,4|          parish churches also, the fruits of which are in like manner
47 25,4|            the assignment of first fruits, or tithes, or by the contributions
48 25,4|       pensions, or reservations of fruits. Also, in those cities and
49 25,4|            any deductions from the fruits, not applied to pious uses,
50 25,4|             or deductions from the fruits, certain payments, promises,
51 25,4|    patronage belong to laymen,-the fruits and proceeds of which shall
52 25,4|          the duty of receiving the fruits devolves upon it, shall
53 25,4|         them be able to retain the fruits thereof, with a safe conscience,
54 25,4|    discretion, of a portion of the fruits thereof--to support the
55 26,4|            their hands, out of the fruits devoted to that purpose,
56 26,4|          further command, that the fruits thereof be converted to
57 26,4|            make restitution of the fruits which they have received
58 26,4|          with the receiving of the fruits, rents, or revenues of any
59 26,4|           of the third part of the fruits, rents, and proceeds of
60 26,4|          thereupon forfeit all the fruits and proceeds of their benefices
61 26,4|            suitable portion of the fruits shall be assigned to the
62 26,4|            suitable portion of the fruits have not been assigned to
63 27  |          assured hope that greater fruits will day by day be derived