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 1  5,2|         shall have them in their possession or shall read them, shall,
 2 15,5|        maintain and keep them in possession, or quasi-possession, of
 3 15,5|    either in sacred orders or in possession of any manner of dignities,
 4 22,2|       that he is in the peaceful possession of an ecclesiastical benefice
 5 24,2|        habits of vice have taken possession of the whole man, it never
 6 25,4|        from the day of obtaining possession, be bound to make a public
 7 25,4|         fruits theirs; nor shall possession avail them anything. No
 8 25,4| benefices, or in admissions into possession of the same, any deductions
 9 25,4|         or upon admission to the possession of any cathedral church,
10 25,4|          such have come into the possession thereof. ~CHAPTER XVII. ~
11 26,3|       any one is, in any way, in possession of two or more, she shall,
12 26,3|         that the monastery is in possession of the whole, or of the
13 26,3|          valid by any subsequent possession, even though extending over
14 26,4|        nor those who rashly take possession of, and apply to their own