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 1  6,2|     that he is exempt from the jurisdiction of the bishop, and even
 2 14,3|     things which relate to the jurisdiction of bishops, in order that
 3 15,1|        ordinary or a deligated jurisdiction, ought to be of no weight
 4 15,5|       subjects,-and from whose jurisdiction, by the statutes of this
 5 15,5|  otherwise be subject to their jurisdiction,--for their excesses, crimes,
 6 15,5|      clerics. ~CHAPTER V. ~The jurisdiction of Conservators is confined
 7 15,5|       concerning competency of jurisdiction, the cause shall not be
 8 15,5|    suspicion, or competency of jurisdiction. Neither shall these letters
 9 23,4|      by right, nor custom, any jurisdiction, administration, or office,
10 24,2|        themselves from Secular jurisdiction. ~CHAPTER V ~Wherewith those
11 24,2|        the See, succeed to the jurisdiction of the bishop, in lieu of
12 25,3|    women, who live under their jurisdiction,-especially such as are
13 25,4|   these days, confusion in the jurisdiction of bishops, and to give
14 25,4|        continue subject to the jurisdiction of the Ordinary; any inhibitions
15 25,4|       him, of their functions, jurisdiction, administration, or of any
16 25,4|        for the examination and jurisdiction of the bishop only; even
17 25,4|      them, or to disturb their jurisdiction, but they shall not even
18 26,3|      of the sacraments, to the jurisdiction, visitation, and correction
19 26,3|        episcopal and temporary jurisdiction over the parish priests
20 26,3| bishops who exercise a greater jurisdiction over the places, or persons
21 26,3|     bishops, but have a lawful jurisdiction over other inferior monasteries,
22 26,4|       in all other things, the jurisdiction and power of the Chapter,
23 26,4|        a power, authority, and jurisdiction greater than that which
24 26,4|   understood to be deprived of jurisdiction and dominion over any city,
25 26,4|     her liberty, immunity, and jurisdiction; being themselves an example