Document,  Part

 1  1  |    tolerated until they should be examined and decided upon by an ecumenical
 2  5,2|        they shall have been first examined, and approved of, by the
 3  5,2|         superiors, who shall have examined the books according to the
 4  5,2|           their having been first examined, and approved of, they shall
 5  6,2|    without having been previously examined and approved of by the bishop
 6  6,2|     orders, unless they have been examined and approved of as regards
 7  7,1|        whole life of man is to be examined and judged, not by the judgment
 8  8,1|        within forty years, may be examined into by the Ordinaries,
 9  8,1|          without being previously examined and approved of by the Ordinary;
10  8,1|        they shall have been first examined, and found fit, by the Ordinaries
11 10,1|          Reformation could not be examined and discussed in an assembly
12 11,2|         relating to both subjects examined and discussed;-We,-unto
13 15,1|          but that, after each has examined himself diligently, and
14 15,5|          summoned, and from being examined and proceeded against before
15 22,1|      shall present itself,--to be examined and defined. ~
16 23,4|         the Bishop, and be by him examined. ~Dispensations, by whatsoever
17 23,5|        itself, two articles to be examined and defined, which (articles)
18 24,2|           already approved of and examined. ~CHAPTER IV ~Who are to
19 24,2|          to be ordained are to be examined by persons versed in divine
20 25,4|      promoted, shall be carefully examined by a cardinal-who shall
21 25,4|    Parochial Churches ought to be examined. ~It is most highly expedient
22 25,4|          those who may wish to be examined may be summoned by a public
23 25,4|        have been entered shall be examined by the bishop, or, if he
24 25,4|  presented by the patron, must be examined, as above, by those deputed
25 25,4|        one of those who have been examined as aforesaid, and have been
26 26,3|          and be by him previously examined, with certain exceptions. ~
27 26,3|      after having been previously examined by him, or by his vicar;
28 26,3|           expense,--has carefully examined into the inclination of
29 26,4| presentees) shall nevertheless be examined by the bishop, pursuant
30 26,4|      nevertheless be reviewed and examined by the Ordinaries, as the