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 1  7,2|          portion of the fruits. ~Those inferior to bishops, who hold by
 2  8,1|               on capable individuals. ~Inferior Ecclesiastical Benefices,
 3 14,3|             vicars thereof, but not to inferior judges. ~CHAPTER III. ~The
 4 15,1|       authority, above (that of) other inferior priests, delivered to them
 5 15,5|               over him, to serve in an inferior ministry, than, to the scandal
 6 15,5|             have been assigned, and to inferior churches their rectors,
 7 15,5|          bishop, and not to some other inferior person. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~
 8 24,1|                often read of the other inferior orders. ~CHAPTER III. ~That
 9 24,1|           which functions others of an inferior order have no power. Furthermore,
10 24,2|               and decree, in regard of inferior pastors, and all others
11 24,2| notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER X. ~Prelates inferior to bishops shall not give
12 26,3|                shall visit and correct inferior Monasteries, even though
13 26,3|                jurisdiction over other inferior monasteries, or priories,
14 26,4|              the institution belong to inferior (ecclesiastics), they (the
15 26,4|           barons; and, as if they were inferior ministers of the altar,
16 26,4|                that their officers, or inferior magistrates, through any