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 1  4,1|        solicitude may begin and proceed by the grace of God, It
 2  5,1|       Confession of faith, will proceed, and what testimonies and
 3  6,2|     competent judge,--who shall proceed summarily, and examine only
 4  6,2|        preach heresies, let him proceed against him according to
 5  6,2|     which case the bishop shall proceed by apostolic authority,
 6  7,1|  soberly, justly, and godly, to proceed onwards through Jesus Christ,
 7  7,2|    manner. But if the contumacy proceed yet further, the metropolitan
 8  7,2|        his own supreme See, may proceed against the said non-resident
 9  8,1|        and they shall otherwise proceed according to the Constitution
10  8,3|         Council; to preside and proceed, in the Council thus translated
11 13  |         has hitherto delayed to proceed, on account of the absence
12 14,3|        sheep, and afterwards to proceed to sharper and more violent
13 14,3|         frivolous; but they may proceed to ulterior measures, that
14 14,3|         judge shall by no means proceed, without having seen them,
15 14,3|       even of other bishops, to proceed against a cleric, even against
16 14,3|     shall be able by himself to proceed even to actual and solemn
17 15,5|     another, shall by any means proceed against clerics not subject
18 21,1|         end that all things may proceed in a more befitting manner,
19 23,4|  contumacy increase, they shall proceed against them according to
20 25,4|      when the institution is to proceed from any other than the
21 25,4|         but they shall not even proceed against clerics, or other
22 26,3| observed. ~CHAPTER XIX. ~How to proceed in cases of pretended invalidity
23 26,4|     they judge it expedient, to proceed against all persons whatsoever,
24 26,4|        vicar, shall be bound to proceed, both in instituting the
25 26,4|         the bishop may at first proceed singly to a summary information,
26 26,4|     bishops themselves, who may proceed without the noise and the