Document,  Part

 1 14,3| appeal, before the definitive sentence, from the bishop or his
 2 14,3|     against any interlocutory sentence, or other (alleged) grievance,
 3 14,3|    repaired by the definitive sentence, or that there is no appeal
 4 14,3|      from the said definitive sentence; in which cases the statutes
 5 14,3|      for such appeal-from the sentence of the bishop, or that of
 6 15,1|   this tribunal; that, by the sentence of the priests, they might
 7 15,1|        they may pronounce the sentence of forgiveness or retention
 8 15,1|       a judicial act, whereby sentence is pronounced by the priest
 9 15,1|   judgment require this, that sentence be passed only on those
10 15,2|       so manifest and clear a sentence of the apostle James, teach,
11 25,4|   made in one consistory, the sentence shall be deferred until
12 25,4|       Pontiff; the definitive sentence being reserved to the said
13 25,4|      except upon a definitive sentence, or one that has the force
14 25,4|   appeal from that definitive sentence. From the above are to be
15 26,2|  controversy, shall await the sentence of the metropolitan and
16 26,4|   interlocutory or definitive sentence, they shall both differ