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 1  1  |           be present themselves in person at this sacred council--
 2  1  |         shall be unable to come in person, let them at least send,
 3  1  |          the council represent the person of his prince with prudence
 4  1  |   communicated and read to them in person. And we ordain and decree,
 5  6,2|           benefices, to some other person to discharge that office,
 6  7,1|       Christ. For even as no pious person ought to doubt of the mercy
 7  8,1|        made at the instance of any person soever, unless it shall
 8  8,3|            the above-named city in person, and to be present at that
 9 11,2|          ignorantly, by whatsoever person, or by whatsoever authority,
10 14,3|       cited or warned to appear in person, except for a cause for
11 14,3|            they have to appear (in person), shall be carried before
12 15,1|           has not forbidden that a person may,--in punishment of his
13 15,2|         which the soul of the sick person is invisibly anointed; and
14 15,2|   strengthens the soul of the sick person, by exciting in him a great
15 15,5|      pontifical functions; and the person so promoted shall in like
16 15,5|          his own church, or of the person that may be deputed by the
17 15,5|         not to some other inferior person. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~The Presentation
18 17,2|   communicated and read to them in person. And we ordain and decree,
19 17,2|     guaranteed by the seal of some person constituted in ecclesiastical
20 19,1|      thereof; in order that if any person may think himself in any
21 23,4|         compel them to exercise in person the aforesaid orders on
22 23,4|         gift from a supposititious person and until he shall, furthermore,
23 24,2|     illness, shall confer Order in person. ~Bishops shall themselves
24 24,2|       parish priest, or such other person as may be deemed more expedient,
25 24,2|         and examine the parentage, person, age, education, morals,
26 25,3|          of the sacred canons, one person only, whether male or female,
27 25,3|       thereof; as also between the person baptizing and the baptized,
28 25,3|          whom it may concern, what person or persons they have chosen
29 25,3|        beyond him who confirms the person confirmed, his father and
30 25,3|        bound, whether he marry the person abducted, or marry her not,
31 25,4|          the qualifications of the person to be promoted, shall be
32 25,4|    Therefore, the metropolitans in person, or if they be lawfully
33 25,4|        bishops shall themselves in person, each in his own church,
34 25,4|      perform the divine offices in person, and not by substitutes;
35 25,4|           otherwise as competent a person as can be procured: if anything
36 25,4|      conferred on one and the same person. If indeed that benefice
37 25,4|           decent livelihood to the person on whom it is conferred,
38 25,4|          himself, or of some other person, who has been approved of
39 26,3|         community, or of any other person, or place, whatsoever, without
40 26,3|          only; nor shall any other person be able by any means to
41 26,4|           from communion with that person. And all others, who now
42 26,4|         can be made on property or person, censures are to be abstained
43 26,4|           authority of any Secular person whatever, even though a
44 26,4|      circumstances, the place, the person, or the time, he shall himself
45 26,4|       often as an execution on the person or property can, in each
46 26,4|            goods, or arrest of the person, to be made either by their
47 26,4|          this way, either upon the person, or goods, of the guilty,
48 26,4|         above be effected upon the person or goods, the judge shall
49 26,4|           And every excommunicated person, who, after the lawful monitions,
50 26,4|           with the bishop, a third person, within the term of six
51 26,4|         the election of that third person, the choice shall devolve
52 26,4|           opinion which that third person sides with; otherwise, the
53 26,4|            necessary to secure the person, the bishop may at first
54 26,4|         necessary detention of the person; observing, however, in
55 26,4|      prelates, are reunited in his person; otherwise, the concessions
56 26,4| hospitality receive Christ in (the person of) their guests. But as
57 26,4|        trusted to one and the same person longer than for three years,
58 26,4|             at the instance of any person whatsoever, by whatsoever
59 26,4|           to exercise the above in person or by others; and any grants
60 26,4|             but even serve them in person. Wherefore, the holy Synod,
61 27  |         seal and signature of some person constituted in ecclesiastical