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 1  1  |         unto whom, by right or privilege, the power has been granted
 2  6,2|      by a general, or special, privilege: in which case the bishop
 3  6,2|       under the pretext of any privilege whatsoever; until the holy
 4  7,1|    venial,-except by a special privilege from God, as the Church
 5  7,2|        be nowise neglected; no privilege or exemption whatever being
 6  7,2|    under pretext of a personal privilege, or any Regular, living
 7  7,2|      shall, under pretext of a privilege of his order, be accounted,
 8  7,2|  bishop, under the plea of any privilege soever, to exercise pontifical
 9  8,1|       law, or by virtue of any privilege or custom whatsoever,-a
10  8,1|   shall not enjoy any clerical privilege, especially in criminal
11  8,1|     even under the plea of any privilege soever, or custom, which
12 11,2|        of right, or custom, or privilege, ought to be present at
13 14,3|       and crosier by apostolic privilege, if so be that they can
14 15,5|        shall, by virtue of any privilege granted them to promote
15 15,5|       under the pretext of any privilege soever, considered screened,
16 15,5|        shall, by virtue of any privilege, punish the clerics of another. ~
17 15,5|       dignity, who may have by privilege the power of punishing the
18 15,5|   patron, under pretext of any privilege whatsoever, to present any
19 15,5|      said benefice would, that privilege ceasing, of right belong;
20 16,2|      power, right, or statute, privilege of laws or canons, or of
21 17,2|      who, by common law, or by privilege, or ancient custom, are
22 19,3|      power, right, or statute, privilege of laws or canons, or of
23 23,4|        whatsoever may be their privilege, exemption, prerogative,
24 23,4|       immemorial, or usage, or privilege, to the contrary notwithstanding;
25 23,4|       places be protected by a privilege of exemption; and, by virtue
26 23,4|     even though immemorial, or privilege, or statute whatsoever,
27 23,4|         But if from custom, or privilege, or some regulation of the
28 24,2|     suspended by any manner of privilege soever, license, claim as
29 24,2|   benfice; who is to enjoy the privilege of the (ecclesiastical)
30 24,2|         he shall not enjoy the privilege of the (ecclesiastical)
31 24,2| clerical dress and tonsure: no privilege, or custom, even immemorial,
32 24,2| general or special rescript or privilege whatsoever, even at the
33 24,2|      Synod being observed; any privilege, prescriptions, or customs,
34 25,3|    called a corruption, or any privilege to the contrary, notwithstanding.
35 25,3|        allowed to do this by a privilege, or an immemorial custom,-
36 25,4|   virtue even of an indult, or privilege granted in favour of cardinals
37 26,3|       that effect by apostolic privilege,-with the exception, however,
38 26,3|        Superior; nor shall any privilege or faculty, obtained from
39 26,3|     holy Synod forbids it; any privilege or indult whatsoever notwithstanding. ~
40 26,3|        even upon oath, of this privilege, it shall be invalid and
41 26,3|        have the benefit of any privilege of his order.  Also, no
42 26,4|        by virtue of whatsoever privilege, been granted to other monasteries,
43 26,4|    perpetual malediction ; any privilege soever, or evil custom,