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 1  8,1|    signify; or, that they do not confer that grace on those who
 2  8,1| ministers, when they effect, and confer the sacraments, there is
 3 14,5|          power in all liberty to confer, make proposals, and treat
 4 14,5|          shall seem good, and to confer and dispute, without any
 5 15,4|     unction of the sick does not confer grace, nor remit sin, nor
 6 15,5|   CHAPTER II. ~If a bishop shall confer any orders whatsoever on
 7 15,5|        nor shall it be lawful to confer upon him any ecclesiastical
 8 16,2|   Council; and to dispute, or to confer in charity, without any
 9 19,3|   Council, and to dispute, or to confer in charity, without any
10 22,2|   CHAPTER I. ~Bishops shall both confer orders, and give dimissory
11 22,2|         bishops, nor others, who confer orders, nor their ministers,
12 24,2|        in case of illness, shall confer Order in person. ~Bishops
13 24,2|         Bishops shall themselves confer orders; but, should they
14 24,2|         shall at once and really confer upon him a benefice. ~A
15 24,2|       fraud of any kind, at once confer on him a benefice; any custom,
16 24,2|   diocese, or to be exempted, to confer the tonsure, or minor orders
17 25,2|     Church; and that it does not confer grace; let him be anathema. ~
18 25,3|    priest, before he proceeds to confer baptism, shall carefully
19 25,4|        what case it is lawful to confer more than one benefice upon