Document,  Part

 1  5,2|        their Ordinaries, and be punished with the penalties by law
 2  7,2|      exempt from being visited, punished, and corrected, in accordance
 3 15,5|        to orders, they shall be punished. ~Whereas it is more beseeming
 4 15,5|       to be able to be visited, punished and corrected, in accordance
 5 16,2|          that they shall not be punished under pretence of religion,-
 6 16,2|        crime shall be forthwith punished by their own countrymen,
 7 16,2|        crime shall be forthwith punished by the Synod itself, and
 8 19,3|          that they shall not be punished under pretence of religion,
 9 19,3|        crime shall be forthwith punished by their own countrymen,
10 19,3|        Crime shall be forthwith punished by the Synod itself, and
11 22,2|       those who do not serve is punished. ~Whereas benefices were
12 23,4|    Church, or pious places, are punished. ~If any cleric, or layman,
13 24,2|        in residing is variously punished: provision is made for the
14 24,2|      and that transgressors are punished with the penalties adjudged
15 25,3|   themselves; shall be severely punished, at the discretion of the
16 25,3|    contrary hereto, he shall be punished, at the discretion of the
17 25,3|         Concubinage is severely punished. ~It is a grievous sin for
18 25,3|       obey, shall be rigorously punished, according to the measure
19 26,3|      passive voice, and also be punished in accordance with the constitutions
20 26,3|    contrary hereto, he shall be punished as disobedient, at the discretion
21 26,3|  aforesaid in writing, shall be punished as a deserter from his Institute
22 26,3|         the bishop, be severely punished by his own Superior, within
23 26,3|       and the delinquent may be punished by the bishop. ~CHAPTER
24 26,3|        to his monastery, and be punished as an apostate; and meanwhile
25 26,4|         otherwise they shall be punished according to the form of
26 26,4|         administrators is to be punished. ~The holy Synod admonishes
27 26,4|         otherwise they shall be punished with the penalties imposed
28 26,4|         persistance therein, be punished, by the bishop himself,
29 26,4| perpetual infamy, and are to be punished as homicides, according