Document,  Part

 1  7,2|   provident vigilance of His own vicar on earth, it will surely
 2  7,2|      cure of souls, substitute a vicar in his stead, withdrawing
 3  8,1|      provide the churches with a Vicar, assigning a suitable portion
 4 14,3|           from the bishop or his vicar general in spirituals, against
 5 14,3|        shall the bishop, nor his vicar, be bound to defer to any
 6 14,3|       the bishop, or that of his vicar general, shall, if it happen
 7 14,3|     metropolitan, or even to his vicar general in spirituals; or
 8 14,3|          the bishop, or from his vicar general in spirituals, shall
 9 14,3|     bishop, by himself or by his vicar general in spirituals, without
10 24,2| allowance of stipend, a suitable vicar, to be approved of by the
11 25,4|    either by themselves, or by a vicar to be deputed especially
12 25,4|          appoint an official, or vicar, or to confirm the one who
13 25,4|          a competent steward and vicar. And the bishop, who is
14 25,4|           from the said steward, vicar, and all other officers
15 25,4|        Church becoming vacant, a Vicar is to be deputed thereunto
16 25,4|          if need be, a competent vicar to the same--with a suitable
17 25,4|  individuals, the bishop, or his vicar, may add theirs, in favour
18 25,4|         by the bishop, or by his vicar, in the diocesan Synod;
19 25,4|     execution: for the rest, the vicar whom the bishop has, at
20 25,4|        by the appointment of the vicar himself, or of some other
21 26,3|       examined by him, or by his vicar; the monastery of Cluny
22 26,3|         of the bishop, or of his vicar, within the two months immediately
23 26,3|         absent, or hindered, his vicar, or some one deputed thereunto
24 26,4|       consent the bishop, or his vicar, shall be bound to proceed,
25 26,4|           nor shall the bishop's vicar be allowed to do it. But
26 26,4|         shall be assigned to the Vicar who exercises the cure of
27 26,4|          assigned to a perpetual vicar; notwithstanding any graces
28 26,4|       transferred to a perpetual vicar, even though they be found
29 26,4|         not been assigned to the vicar of the church, by what name
30 26,4|      resignation or death of the vicar, or rector, or in whatsoever