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 1  6,2|            grammar gratuitously to clerics, and other poor scholars,
 2  7,2|            The excesses of Secular clerics and of Regulars who live
 3  8,1|            to persons in distress, clerics, whether Seculars, or Regulars
 4 14,3|        CHAPTER IV. ~In what manner clerics are, on account of grievous
 5 15,5|      principally their care,--that clerics, especially those appointed
 6 15,5|         them, for that they suffer clerics to be worse than they? And
 7 15,5|         The bishop may suspend his clerics, who have been improperly
 8 15,5|           of any order, any of his clerics, especially those who are
 9 15,5|            visitation, all Secular clerics,--howsoever exempted, who
10 15,5|           of any avail to the said clerics, or to their relatives,
11 15,5| consideration of the said exempted clerics. ~CHAPTER V. ~The jurisdiction
12 15,5|         penalty is decreed against clerics, who, being in sacred Orders,
13 15,5|         nevertheless need ful that clerics always wear a dress suitable
14 15,5|          any privilege, punish the clerics of another. ~Furthermore,
15 15,5|          any means proceed against clerics not subject to him,--especially
16 15,5|          proper bishop of the said clerics, if that bishop be resident
17 22,1|        CHAPTER I. ~That laymen and clerics, when not sacrifising, are
18 22,1|          teaches, that laymen, and clerics when not consecrating, are
19 22,1|       bread only, laymen, and also clerics when not consecrating; let
20 23,4|            propriety of conduct of Clerics are renewed. ~There is nothing
21 23,4|          are to imitate. Wherefore clerics called to have the Lord
22 23,4|             dress, and learning of clerics, and also touching the luxuriousness,
23 24,2|           dimissory to any Secular clerics to be ordained by others.
24 24,2|            should not be unmarried clerics at hand to exercise the
25 24,2|         may be supplied by married clerics of approved life; provided
26 24,2|        establishing Seminaries for Clerics, and of educating the same
27 25,2|             If any one saith, that clerics constituted in sacred orders,
28 25,3|          dignities; and if they be clerics they shall forfeit their
29 25,4|         cure of souls is attached, clerics shall be promoted, who are
30 25,4|      deputed as examiners, certain clerics as capable of governing
31 25,4|           canon law, or such other clerics, whether Regulars,-even
32 25,4|           not even proceed against clerics, or other ecclesiastical
33 26,3|            well Secular as Regular clerics, and even monks, on being
34 26,3|        soever they may be, whether clerics or laymen, Seculars or Regulars,
35 26,4|     colleges whatsoever whether of clerics or laymen, shall not in
36 26,4|       manner of proceeding against Clerics who keep concubines is prescribed.~
37 26,4|      unworthy it is of the name of clerics who have devoted themselves
38 26,4|         the holy Synod forbids all clerics whatsoever to dare to keep
39 26,4|           of the fact.  As regards clerics who have not ecclesiastical
40 26,4|           The illegitimate Sons of Clerics are excluded from certain
41 26,4|          be lawful for the sons of clerics, not born in lawful wedlock,
42 26,4|            made by fathers who are clerics in favour of their sons,
43 26,4|          avail to the said sons of clerics. ~CHAPTER XVI. ~Benefices
44 26,4|             and prelates and other clerics remain, quietly and without