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 1  6,2| Contraveners shall, any privileges notwithstanding, be wholly restrained by
 2  8,3|         whatsoever to the contrary notwithstanding. Wherefore, let no one soever
 3 11,2|         whatsoever to the contrary notwithstanding, and especially those things
 4 14,1|      Eucharist, which our Saviour, notwithstanding, left in His Church as a
 5 14,3|        immemorial, to the contrary notwithstanding; except it be that the said
 6 14,3|           under false pleas, which notwithstanding seem probable enough, certain
 7 22,2|         and all appeals whatsoever notwithstanding. And upon the contumacy
 8 22,2|            upon the said churches, notwithstanding. Neither shall ordinances
 9 22,2|        them, be rightly exercised; notwithstanding any appeals whatsoever,
10 22,2|  accordance with their institutes; notwithstanding, and completely setting
11 22,2|          exercise any such office; notwithstanding any privileges granted to
12 23,3|        whatsoever, to the contrary notwithstanding. ~
13 23,4|            customs to the contrary notwithstanding; lest they themselves may
14 23,4|        whatsoever, to the contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER IV. ~Those not
15 23,4|         privilege, to the contrary notwithstanding; otherwise the inhibitions
16 23,4|       whatsoever, to the contrary, notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER IX. ~Administrators
17 24,2|            fabric, to the contrary notwithstanding. ~The same also, both as
18 24,2|        immemorial, to the contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER X. ~Prelates inferior
19 24,2|            even though immemorial, notwithstanding. And the Synod ordains,
20 24,2|           granted, to the contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~Who are
21 24,2|        immemorial, to the contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XVI. ~Those who
22 24,2|           in any case have effect, notwithstanding any way whatever in which
23 24,2|            in the Roman court, and notwithstanding any constitution whatsoever
24 24,2|         account of those pensions: notwithstanding as regards all and singular
25 24,2|            even though immemorial, notwithstanding. ~But if the churches in
26 25,2|            contracted it is valid, notwithstanding the ecclesiastical law,
27 25,3|         privilege to the contrary, notwithstanding. And if any parish priest,
28 25,3|          that tend to the contrary notwithstanding. If through the fault or
29 25,4|          and privileges whatsoever notwithstanding. ~But the principle object
30 25,4|        immemorial, to the contrary notwithstanding; with the exception, however,
31 25,4|         any privileges and customs notwithstanding. In other respects, those
32 25,4|        immemorial, to the contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER X. ~Where visitation
33 25,4|        Ordinary must be certified: notwithstanding any privileges what soever,
34 25,4|        inhibitions to the contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XII. ~What manner
35 25,4|        whatsoever, to the contrary notwithstanding. And all shall be obliged
36 25,4|         time forth to the present; notwithstanding whatsoever form of words
37 25,4|        immemorial, to the contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~In promotions
38 25,4|         authority, to the contrary notwithstanding; the bishop, as the delegate
39 25,4|          whatever, to the contrary notwithstanding: nor shall the aforesaid
40 25,4|         whatsoever to the contrary notwithstanding,-retaining one parochial
41 25,4|         opposition to this decree, notwithstanding. ~If, however, the said
42 25,4|        double the costs, as above; notwithstanding, as regards all the aforesaid
43 26,3|          and privileges whatsoever notwithstanding. ~And it shall not be lawful
44 26,3|           anything to the contrary notwithstanding. But those which are governed,
45 26,3|     privilege or indult whatsoever notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XI. ~In Monasteries,
46 26,3|           anything to the contrary notwithstanding. And all exempted persons
47 26,3|        immemorial, to the contrary notwithstanding. But, if there be any Regulars,
48 26,4|          in causes ecclesiastical; notwithstanding, as regards the things aforesaid,
49 26,4|      persons aforesaid shall, this notwithstanding, be bound in conscience
50 26,4|            the foundation thereof; notwithstanding, as regards all the above-named
51 26,4|           whatever to the contrary notwithstanding. Nor shall they presume
52 26,4|          obtained surreptitiously; notwithstanding any form of words therein
53 26,4|            even though immemorial, notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER X. ~Judges, unto
54 26,4|            or privelege whatsoever notwithstanding; nor shall such leases be
55 26,4|        whatsoever, to the contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~The manner
56 26,4|     assigned to a perpetual vicar; notwithstanding any graces whatsoever which
57 26,4|         custom, though immemorial, notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XX. ~The Immunities,
58 27  |         what authority soever, is, notwithstanding, null and void. And that