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 1  1  |            council,--as by certain constitutions has been aforetime regulated,---
 2  6,1|        mother of God; but that the constitutions of Pope Sixtus IV., of happy
 3  6,1|        pains contained in the said constitutions, which it renews. ~
 4  6,2|       Synod, adhering to the pious constitutions of the Sovereign Pontiffs,
 5  8,3|          observed; any apostolical Constitutions and ordinances, and other
 6 22,2|        benefices, according to the constitutions of the sacred canons, setting
 7 23,4|        immemorial, exemptions, and constitutions, even though confirmed by
 8 23,4|           and tenour of the sacred constitutions, and especially of the constitution
 9 24,2|           and of experience in the constitutions of the church, shall diligently
10 25,3|        spiritual relationship; any constitutions that tend to the contrary
11 25,4|          year-saving, however, the constitutions of those churches which
12 25,4|            derived either from the constitutions thereof, or from an evil
13 25,4|           take cognizance of their constitutions, or customs in the above
14 25,4|          sacred canons, and divers constitutions of the Sovereign Pontiffs,
15 25,4|        Synod renews; any statutes, constitutions, customs, even though immemorial,
16 25,4|         dignity of the church; any constitutions and privileges whatsoever,
17 26,3|    punished in accordance with the constitutions of his own rule and order. ~
18 26,3|            were forbidden by their constitutions to possess it, or who had
19 26,3|            be admonished, in their constitutions, to confess their sins,
20 26,3|           she desire to enter. The constitutions of the Penitents, or Convertites,
21 26,3| convertites; in whose regard their constitutions shall be observed. ~CHAPTER
22 26,3|         visited conformably to the constitutions of the holy Apostolic See,
23 26,3|           under whatsoever rule or constitutions they may be, or under the
24 26,3|            foundation, as also any constitutions and rules whatsoever, even
25 26,4|         their vicars, by virtue of constitutions, privileges, customs, concordates,
26 26,4|         thing odious to the sacred constitutions, and contrary to the decrees
27 26,4|        this score; any privileges, constitutions, and customs, even though
28 26,4|           observance to the sacred constitutions of Sovereign Pontiffs and
29 27  |        Church from the decrees and constitutions thereof. ~And whereas the