Document,  Part

 1  1  |      a safe and free place of residence for all. But, as too much
 2  7,2|       order to the more fixed residence of the same, and for the
 3  7,2|   benefice requiring personal residence to absent himself, save
 4  7,2|  benefices requiring personal residence whether by law or custom,
 5  8,1|  which It hath begun touching residence and reformation, has thought
 6 13  |      more easy and commodious residence of prelates. And It admonishes
 7 14,3|     able to be present, their residence would be interrupted; therefore
 8 24,2| usefully ordained, concerning residence, under Paul III., of happy
 9 24,2|       are obliged to personal residence in their own church, or
10 25,4|       even of his prebend and residence. But, if he be again guilty
11 25,4|       do not require personal residence. And the above shall apply
12 26,3|    have their usual principal residence; as also the other monasteries,