Document, Part
1 6,2| attached, be understood to be ipso facto set apart and devoted
2 7,2| committed to him, he shall ipso jure incur the penalty of
3 7,2| under the penalty, to be ipso facto incurred, of being
4 7,2| done, the bishop shall be ipso facto suspended from the
5 8,1| beginning, De multa, shall be ipso jure deprived of the said
6 8,1| greater orders shall be, ipso jure, suspended from the
7 15,5| The contravener shall be ipso jure suspended during a
8 22,2| givers as the receivers, ipso facto, incur, besides the
9 23,4| consequences thereof, shall be ipso jure null. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~
10 24,2| afterwards, they shall be ipso jure deprived of their churches.
11 24,2| of this decree, shall be ipso jure suspended during a
12 25,3| immemorial custom,-remain ipso jure suspended, until absolved
13 25,3| and countenance, shall be ipso jure excommunicated, for
14 25,3| under pain of anathema to be ipso facto incurred, that they
15 25,4| hold, shall be accounted ipso jure void, and as void shall
16 26,3| of excommunication, to be ipso facto incurred, that it
17 26,3| of excommunication to be ipso facto incurred. But the
18 26,3| resigned, they shall be all ipso jure vacant. And he who
19 26,3| commendam shall be accounted ipso jure vacant. But, lest any
20 26,4| interdict, and shall be ipso jure deprived of the aforesaid
21 26,4| these women, they shall be ipso facto deprived of the third
22 26,4| they do not amend, shall be ipso facto suspended; and, if
23 26,4| months, otherwise he shall be ipso jure deprived thereof; and
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