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 1  6,2 |       not belong to any diocese, provided the clergy be numerous there,--
 2  6,2 |        as he continues teaching, provided however, that the said benefice
 3  6,2 |          the bishops be wanting, provided those churches be really
 4  8,1 |       except in the cases by law provided. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~Individuals
 5  9,1 |          as being a place better provided, more healthy, and fit,
 6 14,1 |       their office to celebrate, provided the opportunity of a confessor
 7 15,1 |    public sins to wit by rebuke, provided he that is rebuked shall
 8 15,2 |        his servants at all times provided with salutary remedies against
 9 15,3 |   forgiven to him who confesses; provided only he believe himself
10 15,3 |     public sins by reproof only, provided he who is reproved yield
11 15,5 |     appointments of the canons,--provided those prelates be resident
12 15,5 |       save to two only, and this provided they live at his proper
13 22,2 |         letter, or testimonial ; provided still that there be no salary
14 22,2 |    discharge of this office; and provided that no emolument, out of
15 23,4 |           unless it be otherwise provided by the foundation. ~The
16 23,4 |         been otherwise expressly provided. But if from custom, or
17 23,5 |          request is made, may be provided for in the best manner,--
18 24,2 |       unicis, shall be observed; provided the said clerks, being deputed
19 24,2 |        been promoted per saltum, provided they have not exercised
20 24,2 |        clerics of approved life; provided they have not been twice
21 24,2 |       those of the more wealthy, provided they be maintained at their
22 24,2 |    schools of this nature may be provided for at less expense, the
23 25,4 |      unite together the slightly provided churches, or improve them
24 25,4 |         aided by certain fruits; provided however those benefices
25 25,4 |        sacred canons have holily provided that no one ought to be
26 25,4 |          that may be sufficient; provided that both do not require
27 25,4 |          the Bishop, until it be provided with a Parish Priest: in
28 25,4 |        church, until it shall be provided with a rector. Moreover,
29 25,4 |         said church, until it be provided for, either by the appointment
30 25,4 |         transferring those acts, provided that he wishes to make use
31 26,3 | whatsoever,--except in the cases provided for by law,--to enter a
32 26,4 |      sword against delinquents ; provided however the character of
33 26,4 |    administration of hospitals,--provided, however, they be not subject
34 26,4 |           unless it be otherwise provided in the foundation thereof;
35 26,11|  necessities of the provinces be provided for, either by summoning