Document, Part
1 5,2| license of ecclesiastical superiors, the said books of sacred
2 5,2| license also from their own superiors, who shall have examined
3 6,2| knowledge, by their own superiors, and with his license; with
4 6,2| the license of their own superiors they shall be obliged to
5 16,2| command and leave of their superiors, to return to their own
6 19,3| command and leave of their superiors, to return to their own
7 22,2| fatherly admonitions, that the superiors of the said Regulars observe,
8 22,2| in the same way as the superiors themselves might do, in
9 23,4| similar attestation from the superiors of his own order. And all
10 23,4| that God, and their own superiors, will punish them. ~CHAPTER
11 26,3| which they have professed; Superiors shall sedulously provide
12 26,3| diligence shall be used by the Superiors, both in the general and
13 26,3| henceforth be lawful for Superiors to allow any real property
14 26,3| removable at the will of their Superiors. ~The Superiors shall allow
15 26,3| of their Superiors. ~The Superiors shall allow the use of moveables,
16 26,3| of repairing to their own Superiors; unless they have been sent,
17 26,3| men, the bishops and other Superiors shall, if they think it
18 26,3| Manner of choosing Regular Superiors.~In order that everything
19 26,3| election of all manner of superiors, temporary abbots, and other
20 26,3| Convent. ~Bishops and other Superiors of convents of nuns, shall
21 26,3| confessor, the bishop and other superiors shall, twice or thrice a
22 26,3| which the abbots, or other Superiors or Regulars, exercise episcopal
23 26,3| noviciate is ended, the Superiors shall admit those novices,
24 26,3| his order. ~CHAPTER XX. ~Superiors of orders not subject to
25 26,3| of orders, and the other Superiors of the aforesaid orders,
26 26,3| and generals, and other Superiors of the above-named orders ;
27 26,3| abbots, generals, and other superiors in the execution of the
28 26,4| being admonished by their superiors, they shall not abstain
29 26,4| shall seem good to their superiors, for a cause, to grant them
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