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 1  1  |           voice by officers of our court, or by certain public notaries;
 2 14,3|        delivered over to a secular court; in which case a certain
 3 17,2|           voice by officers of our court, or by certain public notaries;
 4 23,4|           not at all, known at the court (of Rome), shall be derived
 5 23,4|       expedited out of the (Roman) court shall be committed to the
 6 23,4|         consigned out of the Roman court, shall be consigned to the
 7 24,2|      inhibition, even in the Roman Court, or by virtue of the constitution
 8 24,2|            if performed out of the Court of Rome, shall be celebrated
 9 24,2|            of the (ecclesiastical) court. ~No one, after being initiated
10 24,2|            of the (ecclesiastical) court, unless he have an ecclesiastical
11 24,2|            even be it in the Roman court, and notwithstanding any
12 25,4|           even though in the Roman court, touching the qualifications
13 25,4|         committed out of the Roman Court, it shall not be committed
14 25,4|         permitted them in the said court of conscience, but to them
15 25,4|  distinction, whether in the Roman court or elsewhere; as also that
16 25,4|            who reside in the Roman Court, or who are in the household
17 25,4|     resignation, even in the Roman Court, or in any other manner
18 25,4| appertaining to the Ecclesiastical court, is prescribed. ~All causes
19 25,4|     whatever to the ecclesiastical court, even though they may relate
20 26,4|       belong to the ecclesiastical court, it shall be lawful for
21 26,4|           s house, or his ordinary court of justice. The two deputies
22 26,4|    belonging to the ecclesiastical court, which may have to be delegated
23 26,4|          be confirmed in the Roman court, or elsewhere. Neither shall
24 27  |            certain officers of our court; and that, after having