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 1  6,2|           religious institute, or secular priests, unless they be
 2  7,2|     CHAPTER III. ~The excesses of Secular clerics and of Regulars
 3  7,2|         of their subjects; and no Secular cleric, under pretext of
 4 14,3|           and delivered over to a secular court; in which case a certain
 5 15,5|          times of visitation, all Secular clerics,--howsoever exempted,
 6 15,5|         and shall be incapable of Secular Benefices. ~But forasmuch
 7 15,5|      shall be wholly incapable of Secular Benefices, even of cures. ~
 8 15,5|      whatsoever ecclesiastical or Secular dignity, can, or ought to,
 9 16,2|          other ecclesiastical and Secular persons,- especially those
10 16,2|    towards all ecclesiastical and Secular princes, and towards all
11 16,2|    towards all ecclesiastical and Secular persons, of whatsoever state
12 19,3|        all the ecclesiastical and secular persons, especially those
13 19,3|    towards all ecclesiastical and secular princes, and towards all
14 19,3|          other ecclesiastical and secular persons, of whatsoever state
15 22,2|       ordains, that henceforth no secular cleric, though otherwise
16 23,3| lascivious or impure; as also all secular actions; vain and therefore
17 23,4|       crime whatever, as also the secular employments, to be by them
18 23,4|         cathedral, or collegiate, Secular or Regular, church, is not
19 23,4|          to any benefice, whether Secular or Regular, monts-de-piete,
20 24,1|          of the people, or of the secular power, are invalid; or,
21 24,2|          withdraw themselves from Secular jurisdiction. ~CHAPTER V ~
22 24,2|          letters dimissory to any Secular clerics to be ordained by
23 24,2|        think fit, the help of the Secular arm, compel the possessors
24 25,3|        priest, whether Regular or Secular, shall presume to unite
25 25,3|         calling in the aid of the Secular arm, if need be; the other
26 25,4|    account of parochial, or other Secular churches, even though annexed,
27 25,4|          God. But no one, whether Secular or Regular, shall presume
28 25,4|      choir. ~CHAPTER IX. ~By whom Secular Churches, not of any diocese,
29 25,4|       observed in regard of those Secular churches which are said
30 25,4|     benefices whatsoever, whether Secular or Regular, even to those
31 26,3|           need be, the aid of the Secular arm. The holy Synod exhorts
32 26,3|           need be, the aid of the Secular arm. As to those who hinder
33 26,3|        the cure of souls of other Secular persons besides those who
34 26,3|       between ecclesiastics, both Secular and Regular, as well at
35 26,3|       persons whatsoever, as well Secular as Regular clerics, and
36 26,4| ecclesiastical benefices, whether Secular or Regular, each according
37 26,4|           by the authority of any Secular person whatever, even though
38 26,4| ecclesiastical benefices, whether Secular or Regular, to accustom
39 26,4|      regard to benefices, as well Secular as Regular, or parochial,
40 26,4|         Synod ordains, that those Secular ecclesiastical benefices,
41 26,4|         Church are recommended to Secular Princes. ~The holy Synod
42 26,4|    persons, has thought fit, that Secular princes also be admonished
43 27  |          need be, the help of the secular arm. And, by the bowels