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 1  6,2|           even though they may not belong to any diocese, provided
 2  6,2|            the said churches which belong not to their own orders:
 3  8,1|           all the essentials which belong to the effecting, or conferring
 4 15,5|            one and the same church belong in some sort to two dioceses,
 5 15,5|        privilege ceasing, of right belong; otherwise the presentation
 6 23,1|          for all the faithful, who belong to the body of Christ. ~
 7 23,4|            unto whom they of right belong; he shall lie under an anathema
 8 24,1|          the apostles, principally belong to this hierarchial order;
 9 24,2|           to whom it shall however belong, conjointly with the provincial
10 24,2|          and in those things which belong to the exercise of their
11 25,2|          matrimonial causes do not belong to ecclesiastical judges;
12 25,4|     benefices, not however such as belong to Regulars, or, if a provision
13 25,4|          if the right of patronage belong to laymen,-the fruits and
14 25,4|            even though they should belong to the Chapter itself,-an
15 26,3|            that those things which belong to the substance of a regular
16 26,3| monasteries, or of convents, shall belong to the officers thereof
17 26,3|          persons besides those who belong to the household of those
18 26,4|        Moreover, all those to whom belong the charge, visitation,
19 26,4|           causes, which in any way belong to the ecclesiastical court,
20 26,4|     studies, or to the persons who belong thereunto. But all and singular
21 26,4|          by those to whom this may belong. And the persons aforesaid
22 26,4|            the rights of patronage belong to cathedral churches, and
23 26,4|            rights of patronage) as belong to the emperor, to kings.
24 26,4|             But if the institution belong to inferior (ecclesiastics),
25 26,4|      matters above-named shall not belong to archdeacons, or deans,