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 1 15,5|   to a benefice, monastery, college, or even to a pious place,
 2 24,2|  whatsoever, granted to any college or fabric, to the contrary
 3 24,2|      of that province, in a college to be chosen by the bishop
 4 24,2|   suitable place. Into this college shall be received such as
 5 24,2| others he shall keep in the college to be instructed; and shall
 6 24,2|     by others; that so this college may be a perpetual seminary
 7 24,2| raising the building of the college, for paying their salaries
 8 24,2|  incorporate with, the said college this portion so deducted,
 9 24,2|    great poverty, as that a college cannot be established in
10 24,2| churches, in which singly a college cannot conveniently be established,