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 1  6,2|  censures, or otherwise, at the discretion of the said bishop; in such
 2  8,1|       have attained to years of discretion; or, that it is better that
 3  8,1|         less proportion, at the discretion of the said Ordinaries,
 4 14,2|       have attained to years of discretion, to communicate every year,
 5 15,1|       have attained to years of discretion. Whence, throughout the
 6 15,1|         by those imposed at the discretion of the priest according
 7 22,1|        have arrived at years of discretion; let him be anathema. ~As
 8 23,4|   greater, to be imposed at the discretion of the Ordinary; nor shall
 9 23,4|       other pious place, at the discretion of the Ordinary. But if
10 23,4|         may be imposed at their discretion. Nor, for the future, shall
11 23,4|  exercise of his orders, at the discretion of his Ordinary. ~
12 25,3|       severely punished, at the discretion of the Ordinary. Furthermore,
13 25,3|       shall be punished, at the discretion of the Ordinary. That relationship,
14 25,3|         a handsome dowry at the discretion of the judge. ~CHAPTER VII. ~
15 25,4|        provincial Synod, at the discretion of that Synod. ~As regards
16 25,4| suitable assignment, at his own discretion, of a portion of the fruits
17 25,4|    punish them severely, at Its discretion, if it be ascertained that
18 25,4|      the bishop has, at his own discretion, already deputed for the
19 25,4|  exercise of his office, at the discretion of the Ordinary, and be
20 26,3| punished as disobedient, at the discretion of his Superior. Nor shall
21 26,4|       other pious place, at the discretion of the bishop. If, however,
22 26,4|         present Council, at the discretion of the Ordinary; pursuant
23 27  |          to be inflicted at our discretion, We do also command all