Document,  Part

 1  1  |            holy a work, we, as our letters and records attest, indicted
 2  1  |              as described in other letters of ours,--which conditions
 3  1  |         and, with both of them, by letters, Nuncios, and our Legates
 4  1  |           conjured by our Nuncios, letters, legates, admonitions, exhortations,
 5  1  |            the interim we received letters from our legates at Vicenza,
 6  1  |          prorogation, the decretal letters were given and published
 7  1  |          parties urged upon us, by letters and their ambassadors, again
 8  1  |         did so, and despatched our letters touching such suspension
 9  3,1|            those skilled in sacred letters, that by sedulous meditation
10  8,1|           of manners, and skill in letters, agreeably to the constitution
11  8,1|         license for ordination, or letters dimissory, or "reverend,"
12  8,3|            peace, as in divers our letters thereupon is more fully
13  8,3|       other penalties named in the letters of Indiction of that Council;
14  8,3|          and tenor of the previous letters which have been on other
15 11,2|          be signified to us by his letters and ambassadors,-to bring
16 11,2|           said predecessor, in his letters of indiction and any others
17 11,2|      obstacle, as expressed in his letters aforesaid, which, with all
18 12,1|          the form and tenor of the letters of our most holy lord, resumed,
19 15,5|          they have no commendatory letters from their own bishops,
20 15,5|     express consent of, or without letters demissory from that individual'
21 15,5|       examination and commendatory letters, promoted by any authority
22 15,5|          to be deputed by means of letters conservatory, to protect
23 15,5|         whereas they pervert these letters, in many ways, to an evil
24 15,5|           donor;--therefore, these letters conservatory, whatsoever
25 15,5|           pretext or colour, these letters may have been granted, shall
26 15,5|  jurisdiction. Neither shall these letters conservatory be of any avail
27 15,5|          enjoy the benefit of such letters longer than for five years.
28 17,2|           reasons expressed in his letters, first of all suspended,
29 22,2|         orders, and give dimissory letters and testimonials gratis:
30 22,2|          clerical tonsure, nor for letters dimissory, or testimonials,
31 22,2| prescription from time immemorial, letters conservatory, commissions
32 24,2|      himself, as soon as possible, letters testimonial containing the
33 24,2|        whatsoever, grant dimissory letters; a more grievous penalty
34 24,2|          cathedral churches, grant letters dimissory to any Secular
35 24,2|      vacancy of the episcopal See, letters dimissory from the Chapter,
36 24,2|          who shall obtain the said letters, not from the Chapter, but
37 24,2|            they who give dimissory letters, contrary to the form of
38 24,2|      orders, and are instructed in letters, and in those things which
39 24,2|           stranger, shall, without letters commendatory from his own
40 27  |         upon being convoked by our letters, and impelled also by their
41 27  |    pre-eminent for skill in sacred letters, and knowledge of divine
42 27  |       Council, as even to have, by letters written to our Legates,
43 27  |           said Synod, first by the letters of our Legates, then, upon