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 1  5,2|        whatsoever they please is allowed them,--print, without the
 2 14,4|          Synod, that they may be allowed to come hither in safety,
 3 15,5|   superior of any order shall be allowed, by virtue of any faculty
 4 16,2|         the ambassadors shall be allowed to go out of the city of
 5 17,2|           or ancient custom, are allowed to sit, and give their opinion
 6 19,3|         the ambassadors shall be allowed to go out of the City of
 7 22,1|         use of the chalice to be allowed to any one soever; and,
 8 22,2|     abolished; nor shall they be allowed in any wise to exercise
 9 23,3|   wandering or unknown priest be allowed to celebrate mass. Furthermore,
10 23,5|         use of the chalice to be allowed to any one soever; and,
11 24,2|        this shall by no means be allowed him, even under the pretext
12 24,2|         without any appeal being allowed; but should they neglect
13 25,3|          he may plead that he is allowed to do this by a privilege,
14 25,4|       and for the other purposes allowed of by the sacred canons.
15 25,4|         suspension of decrees is allowed. ~Bishops, that they may
16 25,4| individual appeal in those cases allowed of by law, or lodge a complaint
17 26,2|          ordains, that no one be allowed to place, or cause to be
18 26,3|   invalid; and he who shall have allowed himself, for this object,
19 26,4|      shall the bishop's vicar be allowed to do it. But in all other
20 27  |          arise, if each one were allowed, as he might think fit,