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 1  1  |           Vicenza, a wealthy city granted to us by the Venetians,
 2  1  |           July. And this delay we granted the more readily, because
 3  1  |     privilege, the power has been granted of sitting in general councils,
 4  7,2|           dispensations, however, granted solely for true and reasonable
 5  8,1|       obtained, which having been granted within the aforenamed period,
 6  8,1| prescribed by law, and any delays granted, extending beyond the period
 7  8,1|         exceed a year. ~Faculties granted for not being promoted (
 8 10,1|     Apostolic See, specially also granted to the said most reverend
 9 14,4|           is concerned, given and granted, according to their request;
10 14,5|                      SAFE-CONDUCT GRANTED TO PROTESTANTS~The sacred
11 15,5|           virtue of any privilege granted them to promote during a
12 15,5|       these letters may have been granted, shall not avail any, of
13 15,5|          dispensation ought to be granted, even for the ministry of
14 15,5|        have been accustomed to be granted in title to professed Regulars,
15 16,2|       hearing, by this said Synod granted to the above-named;--derogating
16 19,1|           the public faith may be granted in a general congregation,
17 19,3|                      SAFE-CONDUCT GRANTED TO THE GERMAN NATION~In
18 19,3|       hearing, by this said Synod granted to the above-named;--derogating
19 19,4|         same terms, wherein it is granted to the Germans, to all and
20 22,1|           of the chalice is to be granted to any nation or kingdom,
21 22,2|    notwithstanding any privileges granted to any churches, monasteries,
22 23,4|          authority they are to be granted, if they are to be consigned
23 23,4|      dispensations which shall be granted as graces, they shall not
24 23,5|           of the chalice is to be granted to any nation, or kingdom,
25 24,2|          judge of the permissions granted by himself, or by his suffragan,
26 24,2|        any privileges whatsoever, granted to any college or fabric,
27 24,2|           absent,--which is to be granted in writing and gratuitously,--
28 24,2|         whatsoever, to whomsoever granted, to the contrary notwithstanding. ~
29 24,2|          approval, which shall be granted gratuitously; any privileges,
30 25,3|   aforesaid benediction cannot be granted by any other than the parish
31 25,3|      manner dispensation is to be granted therein. ~If any one shall
32 25,3|      dispensation at all shall be granted, or rarely, and then for
33 25,3|       dispensation shall never be granted in the second degree, except
34 25,4|         under various titles, are granted to very many persons, are
35 25,4|      privileges have already been granted, or to whom they may be
36 25,4|           an indult, or privilege granted in favour of cardinals of
37 25,4|           new provisions, indults granted to any university whatsoever,
38 25,4|  expectant, shall not any more be granted to any one, not even to
39 25,4|           as have been heretofore granted. So, neither shall any mental
40 25,4|     others, or to monasteries, be granted to any, not even cardinals
41 25,4|        Church; and those hitherto granted shall be looked upon as
42 26,3|      places, to which it has been granted by apostolic authority to
43 26,3|       faculty, or indult, already granted, or that may hereafter be
44 26,3|          or that may hereafter be granted. And forasmuch as those
45 26,3|          faculties that have been granted in this matter shall be
46 26,3|          and should any others be granted for the time to come, they
47 26,3|           nor shall permission be granted to any Regular to wear in
48 26,4|        privileges which have been granted to universities for general
49 26,4|       cause, a Coadjutor is to be granted. ~Whereas, as regards ecclesiastical
50 26,4|           con-sent, be henceforth granted to any individual; nor shall
51 26,4|           nor shall those already granted be suspended, extended,
52 26,4|        demands that a coajutor be granted to a prelate, such coadjutor
53 26,4| succession shall not otherwise be granted but after the said cause
54 26,4|          hospitals, and have been granted to the patrons thereof to
55 26,4|         to be proved, and to whom granted: what is not lawful for
56 26,4|           and privileges, whether granted so as to have the force
57 26,4|        whatsoever privilege, been granted to other monasteries, hospitals,
58 26,4|           a dispensation is to be granted in regard thereof, it shall
59 26,4|     dispensed with; this shall be granted, after the cause has been
60 26,4|  appertains; and any dispensation granted otherwise shall be esteemed
61 26,7|        conferring Indulgences was granted by Christ to the Church;