Document,  Part

 1  6,2|       to churches, whose annual revenues are slight, and where the
 2 15,5|  benefice, and from the fruits, revenues, and proceeds of the said
 3 22,2|      all proceeds whatever, and revenues, as well of dignities, as
 4 23,4|    effects, rights, fruits, and revenues which he has seized upon,
 5 24,2|    number of the people and the revenues of the church can support
 6 24,2|         out of some part of the revenues of any simple benefices,
 7 24,2|      allow of it,-or out of the revenues of both together, of which
 8 24,2|       forasmuch as some certain revenues will be necessary, for raising
 9 24,2|        exempted; as also of the revenues devoted to the fabrics of
10 24,2|        all other ecclesiastical revenues and proceeds whatsoever,
11 24,2|        except in regard of such revenues as may remain over and above
12 24,2|       singular the above-named (revenues), to pay this portion not
13 24,2|         others, out of the said revenues,-keeping back however a
14 24,2|     receive the accounts of the revenues of the said seminary, in
15 24,2|        the province, out of the revenues of two or more churches,
16 25,4| ornaments of the church, or its revenues arising from landed property,
17 25,4|        shall take care that the revenues of those buildings be expended
18 25,4|        or to augment with fresh revenues; and shall send the documents
19 25,4|       to a participation in the revenues, or the daily distributions,
20 25,4|        care of the property and revenues of the church, of which
21 26,3|        either out of the proper revenues of those monasteries, or
22 26,4|         or domestics out of the revenues of the church: seeing that
23 26,4|     themselves, as far as their revenues will allow, to exercise
24 26,4|        of the fruits, rents, or revenues of any benefices whatsoever,
25 26,4|        have pensions out of the revenues of benefices which their