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 1  3,1 |          AND OTHER MATTERS TO BE OBSERVED, DURING THE COUNCIL~The
 2  6,1 |          happy memory, are to be observed, under the pains contained
 3  7,1 | Apostles-has hitherto professed, observed, and taugh; let him be anathema. ~
 4  8,1 |       Council of Lyons, shall be observed,-which Constitution this
 5  8,3 |        cause it to be inviolably observed; any apostolical Constitutions
 6 10,1 |        all the formalities being observed in the usual manner; (the
 7 14,1 |      decreed is to be invariably observed by all Christians, even
 8 14,3 |      apostle is by bishops to be observed, that they reprove, entreat,
 9 15,1 |   neither indeed could they have observed equity in enjoining punishments,
10 15,1 |       souls of the faithful, now observed, of confessing at that most
11 15,1 |         always been very piously observed in the said Church of God,
12 15,3 |       which the Church hath ever observed from the beginning, and
13 15,3 |          that it was of old only observed in order to impose a canonical
14 15,3 |          all sins, such as it is observed in the Church, is impossible,
15 16,2 |      Itself, shall be inviolably observed towards all and each of
16 17,1 |      respectively to cause to be observed, as far as they are concerned,
17 18,1 |        and that, due order being observed, those things be treated
18 19,3 |      Itself, shall be inviolably observed towards all and each of
19 22,1 |         places, it, at one time, observed that custom; for as those
20 22,2 |         observe, and cause to be observed, the manner of life required
21 23,3 |      CONCERNING THE THINGS TO BE OBSERVED, AND TO BE AVOIDED, IN THE
22 23,4 |         same shall be henceforth observed, under the same penalties,
23 23,4 |      possible, and be accurately observed by all; any customs to the
24 24,2 |         qui cum unicis, shall be observed; provided the said clerks,
25 24,2 |         of this holy Synod being observed; any privilege, prescriptions,
26 24,2 |         other regulations, to be observed in receiving minor orders. ~
27 24,2 |          that the same be always observed. The froward, and incorrigible,
28 25,3 |     prohibition can no longer be observed, without injury, in more
29 25,3 |       her bounty. But if, having observed those solemnities, some
30 25,3 |     solemn nuptials be carefully observed by all, from the Advent
31 25,4 |         observe, and cause to be observed, whatsoever shall be therein
32 25,4 |         present decree, shall be observed by all. ~But the less criminal
33 25,4 |           the same shall also be observed in regard of those Secular
34 25,4 |      which shall also be equally observed in regard of those unions
35 25,4 |    decree,-which It orders to be observed in regard of all persons
36 26,2 |       may be the more faithfully observed, the holy Synod ordains,
37 26,3 |      order, or convent, shall be observed. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~In what
38 26,3 |       the statutes to be therein observed. But should they be negligent
39 26,3 |         in the diocese, shall be observed even by Regulars. ~Censures
40 26,3 |        mandate, be published and observed by Regulars in their churches.
41 26,3 |         bishop shall order to be observed in his own diocese, shall
42 26,3 |      profession itself, shall be observed not only in convents subject
43 26,3 |     their constitutions shall be observed. ~CHAPTER XIX. ~How to proceed
44 26,3 |         the foregoing decrees be observed in all convents and monasteries,
45 26,4 |       the same is not only to be observed by all who hold ecclesiastical
46 26,4 |     present decree have not been observed; whereas the cognizance
47 26,4 |    imposed on Benefices shall be observed. ~Reason requires, that,
48 26,4 |           The same also shall be observed as to prebends assigned
49 26,4 |  Capitula Cathedralium, shall be observed in all cathedral and collegiate
50 26,4 |         same shall henceforth be observed; (to wit) that they shall
51 26,4 |     CHAPTER VIII. ~What is to be observed in regard to Hospitals.
52 26,4 |         that what is ordained be observed, or, if that be not possible,
53 26,4 |      what reason requires may be observed in all things, the holy
54 26,4 |          Canons shall be exactly observed: if, at any time, a dispensation
55 26,4 |         canons are to be exactly observed by all, and, as far as this
56 26,4 |      present decree,--be exactly observed by all men. And for this
57 26,7 |        the Church, moderation be observed; lest, by excessive facility,
58 26,11|         received, and faithfully observed. And should any difficulty
59 26,15|          received and inviolably observed by all the faithful of Christ;
60 27   |         the same be received and observed by all the faithful of Christ;
61 27   |        that they be received and observed. ~And, in virtue of holy
62 27   |        the same to be inviolably observed, each by his own subjects,