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 1  6,2|      case shall have been taken cognizance of, and decided. ~Regulars,
 2  8,1|      persons which may be taken cognizance of by bishops. ~In the causes
 3 14,3|       bishop shall take summary cognizance of graces whereby a sin,
 4 14,3|         the Apostolic See, take cognizance even summarily of the surreption
 5 14,3| episcopal causes shall be taken cognizance of by the Supreme Pontiff.
 6 15,5| dispense, without having taking cognizance of the case, and after the
 7 23,4|         office, they shall take cognizance of, and see to the performance,--
 8 25,4|        except for a cause taken cognizance and approved of in the provincial
 9 25,4|   greater causes shall be taken cognizance of by the Sovereign Pontiff
10 25,4|     deprivation, shall be taken cognizance of and decided by the Sovereign
11 25,4|       of bishops shall be taken cognizance of and decided in the provincial
12 25,4|     united shall be again taken cognizance of by the Ordinaries, pursuant
13 25,4|       themselves carefully take cognizance of their constitutions,
14 25,4|       See, having power to take cognizance of any surreption, obreption,
15 25,4|       benefices, shall be taken cognizance of, in the first instance,
16 25,4|        archdeacon, touching the cognizance of this class of causes:
17 26,2|       the said bishop has taken cognizance and approved thereof; who,
18 26,4|      been observed; whereas the cognizance hereof does not appertain
19 26,4|     been first diligently taken cognizance of by the most holy Roman
20 26,4|        shall be carefully taken cognizance of by the said Ordinaries,
21 26,4|       of the aforesaid; and the cognizance of all the matters above-named
22 26,4|        the cause has been taken cognizance of, and after the most mature