Document,  Part

 1  7,2|     bishop shall be ipso facto suspended from the exercise of episcopal
 2  7,2|      so ordained (be similarly suspended) from the exercise of their
 3  8,1|    orders shall be, ipso jure, suspended from the exercise thereof,
 4  8,3|       at that time also named, suspended, upon the like advice and
 5 11,1|         shall not meanwhile be suspended; and that the said holy
 6 15,5| prohibited, or interdicted, or suspended, advance to orders, they
 7 15,5|        him who shall have been suspended from his own orders, or
 8 15,5| contravener shall be ipso jure suspended during a year from the exercise
 9 15,5|        shall in like manner be suspended from the exercise of the
10 17,1|        Synod of Trent shall be suspended during two years, as It
11 17,2|      his letters, first of all suspended, and afterwards transferred
12 17,2|  France, the Council was again suspended  ./. and postponed; the
13 23,4|        absolution, he shall be suspended from the exercise of his
14 24,2|        shall not be able to be suspended by any manner of privilege
15 24,2|       who ordains him shall be suspended from conferring orders during
16 24,2|     has been ordained shall be suspended from exercising the orders
17 24,2|     decree, shall be ipso jure suspended during a year from their
18 24,2|       of the said benefices be suspended, or in any way hindered,
19 25,3|       custom,-remain ipso jure suspended, until absolved by the Ordinary
20 25,4|  giving such copy, he shall be suspended from the exercise of his
21 26,3|        therewith, she shall be suspended from her office, for as
22 26,4|       those already granted be suspended, extended, or transferred.
23 26,4|         but they shall also be suspended from the administration
24 26,4|       And if, having been thus suspended, they nevertheless shall
25 26,4|     amend, shall be ipso facto suspended; and, if they persist therein,