Document,  Part

 1  6,2|       office; and otherwise let the provision made be null and void. ~
 2  6,2|              useful, and profitable provision may not be, under any colourable
 3  8,1|        Licet Canon. A collation, or provision, made otherwise, shall be
 4  8,1|            those Ordinaries, with a provision consisting of a third part
 5 22,2|            against according to the provision of the law, and of the sacred
 6 22,2|           revoked, by virtue of any provision whatever, not even on account
 7 23,4|      qualifications; otherwise such provision shall be null. ~CHAPTER
 8 24,2|     residing is variously punished: provision is made for the cure of
 9 24,2|      discharge that office; and any provision made otherwise shall be
10 25,4|       CHAPTER XIII. ~In what manner provision is to be made for the more
11 25,4|       bishops shall make such other provision as may be more beneficial,
12 25,4|   confirmation, collation, or other provision, or upon admission to the
13 25,4|        belong to Regulars, or, if a provision cannot be made in this way,
14 25,4|           hindered by any manner of provision whatsoever, not even by
15 25,4|           holy Synod desires that a provision be made in some suitable
16 26,3|            Ordinaries. ~CHAPTER V. ~Provision is made for the enclosure
17 26,3|    commendam shall be bound,-unless provision be made for a Regular successor
18 26,4|            in such sort that, in no provision whatever shall anything
19 26,4| qualifications and orders ; and any provision made otherwise shall be