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 1 11,2|     tranquillity of Germany,-a province indeed which, in times past,
 2 14,4|       those, of the most noble province of Germany, who call themselves
 3 16,2|     soever they may be, of the province and nation of Germany,-
 4 19,3|     soever they may be, of the province and nation of Germany, and
 5 24,2|       been promoted, or in the province, if it can be conveniently
 6 24,2|        met with there, of that province, in a college to be chosen
 7 24,2|     But if the churches in any province labour under so great poverty,
 8 24,2|       convenient church of the province, out of the revenues of
 9 25,3|      the received rite of each province. But if upon occasion, there
10 25,4|  prescribed for each place and province a proper form of examination,
11 25,4|       a Synod, each in his own province, within a year at latest
12 25,4| according to the custom of the province; at which council all the
13 25,4|      peril. The bishops of the province shall not, for the future,
14 25,4|        of the bishops of their province, except for a cause taken
15 25,4|     utility and habits of each province. But, in the mean time,
16 25,4|  compelled to plead out of the province, either in the second or
17 26,2|      and of the bishops of the province, in a provincial Council;
18 26,3|     the metropolitan, in whose province the aforesaid monasteries
19 26,3|       within the limits of one province, for the establishing of
20 26,4|        the bishops of the same province shall be bound, under pain