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 1  6,1|           Lord Jesus Christ, which is conferred in baptism, the guilt of
 2  8,1|              the New Law grace is not conferred through the act performed,
 3  8,1|            which was true and rightly conferred, is to be repeated, for
 4  8,1|              III. ~Benefices shall be conferred solely on capable individuals. ~
 5  8,1|               cure of souls, shall be conferred on persons worthy and capable,
 6 15,5|            Regular Benefices shall be conferred on Regulars. ~Benefices
 7 15,5|                or otherwise, shall be conferred on religious of that order
 8 23,4|            office that is about to be conferred upon him; and he shall,
 9 24,1|             it is clear that grace is conferred by sacred ordination, which
10 24,1|             priests; or, that orders, conferred by them, without the consent,
11 24,2|            shall two sacred Orders be conferred on the same day. ~Such as
12 24,2|            sacred orders shall not be conferred on the same day, even upon
13 24,2|            and of hospitals which are conferred under title or administration,
14 24,2|             of theology, shall not be conferred on any but doctors, or masters,
15 25,4|               collegiate churches, be conferred only on masters, or doctors,
16 25,4| ecclesiastical benefice only shall be conferred on one and the same person.
17 25,4|              the person on whom it is conferred, it shall then be lawful
18 25,4|               as void shall be freely conferred on other competent persons;
19 26,3|              hereafter, they shall be conferred solely on Regulars of distinguished
20 26,4|       benefices of this kind shall be conferred, as being free, by those
21 26,4|                when vacant, be freely conferred as previously. ~As regards
22 26,4|            shall be separated, and be conferred upon other persons. ~In