Document,  Part

 1  5,2|              Lateran: and, if they be Regulars, besides this examination
 2  6,2|              in the convents of other Regulars, in which studies can conveniently
 3  6,2|          cognizance of, and decided. ~Regulars, of whatsoever order they
 4  6,2|          whether of those, who, being Regulars in name, live nevertheless
 5  7,2|             of Secular clerics and of Regulars who live out of their monasteries,
 6  8,1|         clerics, whether Seculars, or Regulars who live out of their monasteries,-
 7 15,5|         scholars, places belonging to Regulars, as also hospitals wherein
 8 15,5|       Benefices shall be conferred on Regulars. ~Benefices of Regulars
 9 15,5|               Regulars. ~Benefices of Regulars that have been accustomed
10 15,5|         granted in title to professed Regulars, when they happen to become
11 15,5|          Benefices. ~But forasmuch as Regulars, after being transferred
12 22,2|             the superiors of the said Regulars observe, and cause to be
13 23,3|             either by any Seculars or Regulars whatsoever, in private houses;
14 24,2|              or minor orders, save to Regulars their own subjects; neither
15 24,2|       commendable life is an old age. Regulars likewise shall not be ordained
16 24,2|               the same day, even upon Regulars; any privileges and indults
17 24,2|               even those belonging to Regulars, even those which are under
18 25,2|      constituted in sacred orders, or Regulars, who have solemnly professed
19 25,4|            however those belonging to Regulars,-shall make it his care,
20 25,4|             however such as belong to Regulars, or, if a provision cannot
21 25,4|           such other clerics, whether Regulars,-even of the order of mendicants,-
22 26,3|                                    ON REGULARS AND NUNS~The same sacred
23 26,3|              It doth enjoin, that all Regulars, as well men, as women,
24 26,3|               is wholly prohibited to Regulars. ~For no Regular, therefore,
25 26,3|            Nor shall it be lawful for Regulars to withdraw from their own
26 26,3|            shall there depute certain Regulars to deliberate and ordain
27 26,3|            congregation, and over the Regulars dwelling therein, as other
28 26,3|         General Chapters, or by other Regulars. ~Those convents of nuns
29 26,3|         general Chapters, or by other Regulars, shall be left under their
30 26,3|              the individuals, whether Regulars or Seculars, who exercise
31 26,3|         abbots, or other Superiors or Regulars, exercise episcopal and
32 26,3|             shall be observed even by Regulars. ~Censures and interdicts,-
33 26,3|             published and observed by Regulars in their churches. The festival
34 26,3|         exempted persons, even though Regulars. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~The Bishop
35 26,3|        clerics or laymen, Seculars or Regulars, or with whatsoever dignity
36 26,3|        conventual, there be appointed Regulars, expressly professed of
37 26,3|          shall be conferred solely on Regulars of distinguished virtue
38 26,3|           touching the Reformation of Regulars shall be carried into execution
39 26,3| notwithstanding. But, if there be any Regulars, whether men or women, who
40 26,3|             the bishops ; and that of Regulars, their provincial and general
41 26,4|                they be not subject to Regulars where regular observance