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 1  8,1|    the cure thereof shall be exercised even by perpetual vicars;
 2  8,1|    cure of souls be laudably exercised by competent vicars, and
 3 15,1|  that priests could not have exercised this judgment without knowledge
 4 15,5|      hospitality is actually exercised, and persons belonging to
 5 22,1|     manifest that he himself exercised this power,- as in many
 6 22,2| required of them, be rightly exercised; notwithstanding any appeals
 7 24,1|     the end that it might be exercised in a more worthy manner,
 8 24,2|       provided they have not exercised the ministry (of that order). ~
 9 24,2|  such functions shall not be exercised but by those who are actually
10 25,4|   belongs to bishops, may be exercised as frequently as possible,
11 25,4|    his age, and, having been exercised for some time in the clerical