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 1  8,1|        ineed necessary for every individual; let him be anathema. ~CANON
 2 15,1| voluntary confession made to any individual whatsoever. It also teaches,
 3 15,5|          express consent of that individual's proper prelate, both shall
 4 15,5|      letters demissory from that individual's own bishop. The contravener
 5 15,5|         whatsoever, to admit any individual to the habit and to profession,
 6 23,4|          on these points, if the individual be only recently, or not
 7 25,3|     shall receive in baptism the individual baptized; between whom and
 8 25,3|         from the sacred font the individual baptized, and he shall allow
 9 25,4|  profession of faith made by the individual to be promoted, to the most
10 25,4|       than one benefice upon one individual; and for him to retain the
11 25,4|         under lay patronage, the individual who shall be presented by
12 25,4|          Furthermore, should any individual appeal in those cases allowed
13 26,3|        an upright manner. But no individual shall be set over two convents;
14 26,3| monasteries, the quality of each individual be specifically expressed;
15 26,4|         from excommunicating any individual; or to command that he revoke
16 26,4|        henceforth granted to any individual; nor shall those already
17 26,4|  faculties, or privileges of any individual in regard thereof; but they