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 1  5,1|    Numbers, Deuteronomy; Josue, Judges, Ruth, four books of Kings,
 2  8,1|         a commission of special judges, and inhibitions from the
 3  8,1|       even with a commission of judges, and inhibitions from the
 4  8,1|       immemorial, commission of judges, and inhibitions from the
 5 14,3|       by apostolic authority to judges on the spot, be referred
 6 14,3|    thereof, but not to inferior judges. ~CHAPTER III. ~The acts
 7 14,5|        they desire that certain judges be deputed on their behalf,
 8 15,1|       vicars, as presidents and judges, unto whom all the mortal
 9 15,1|       they known clearly to the judges; and it cannot be that they
10 15,1|   repair to superior and lawful judges for the benefit of absolution. ~
11 15,5|      and rights, obtain certain judges to be deputed by means of
12 15,5|      decrees, whatsoever be the judges deputed, or under whatsoever
13 15,5|         judgment before his own judges conservatory. And if, in
14 15,5|         have arisen between the judges themselves, the conservator
15 15,5|         lawful for conservatory judges to have any fixed tribunal.
16 22,2|    conservatory, commissions of judges, and their inhibitions to
17 25,2|        belong to ecclesiastical judges; let him be anathema. ~
18 25,3|         which the Church, which judges not of what is hidden, cannot
19 25,4|   bishop, however, may, when he judges it more expedient, commute
20 25,4|        but otherwise competent, judges, who shall take up the cause
21 25,4|        received by any superior judges whatsoever; nor shall any
22 26,4|  enjoined on all ecclesiastical judges, of whatsoever dignity they
23 26,4|   notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER X. ~Judges, unto whom causes may be
24 26,4|     nominated by the Synod: all judges shall terminate causes speedily. ~
25 26,4|       are sometimes referred to judges on the spot who are not
26 26,4| delegations whatsoever of other judges, made to any others but
27 26,4|        Ordinaries and all other judges whatsoever to endeavour