Document,  Part

 1  7,2|   applied, by an ecclesiastical superior, to the fabric of the church
 2 15,1| persuade penitents to repair to superior and lawful judges for the
 3 15,5|       bishop, or other ordinary superior; or prevent him from being
 4 15,5|    permission easily from their superior to remain out of their monastery,
 5 15,5|     apostatizing; no prelate or superior of any order shall be allowed,
 6 15,5|      under obedience to his own superior, in the order itself to
 7 24,1|    Church of God; that they are superior to priests; administer the
 8 24,1|     saith, that bishops are not superior to priests; or, that they
 9 24,2|     default, his ecclesiastical superior for him, to apply them to
10 24,2|     been set over cathedral, or superior, churches, if they shall
11 24,2|         towards priests and the superior orders, and by a more frequent
12 25,4|       promoted to cathedral and superior churches, yet doth it account
13 25,4|       them, to have recourse to superior, but otherwise competent,
14 25,4|      parties be received by any superior judges whatsoever; nor shall
15 26,3| immediately delivered up to the Superior, and be incorporated with
16 26,3|   without the permission of his Superior, either place himself at
17 26,3|         permission from his own Superior; nor shall any privilege
18 26,3|        at the discretion of his Superior. Nor shall it be lawful
19 26,3|        of the bishop, or of the Superior, obtained in writing, under
20 26,3|          But the bishop, or the Superior ought to grant this permission
21 26,3|      the same order. But if the superior who presides over the election
22 26,3|         of the bishop, or other superior, there may be one chosen
23 26,3|         be the bishop, or other superior, shall not enter the enclosure
24 26,3|    severely punished by his own Superior, within such time as the
25 26,3|   bishop shall appoint; and the Superior shall certify to the bishop
26 26,3|        of his office by his own Superior, and the delinquent may
27 26,3|   without the permission of his superior; shall be listened to, unless
28 26,3|         produced before his own superior, and the Ordinary, the reasons
29 26,4|         parish priests, and the superior orders; nor permit that