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 1 Intro |         the commentaries on the canons by William Beveridge in
 2 I     |                 I. The relevant canons which addressed the status
 3 I     |       by Balsamon~The following canons dealt directly with the
 4 I     |     been declared by the divine canons; but that, as has been above
 5 I     |    convenient collection of the canons in English - Henry R. Percival,
 6 II,1  | bestowed upon her by the divine canons. ~
 7 II,3  |      the one hand the apostolic canons say that those justly deposed,
 8 II,3  |         4, and on other similar canons, Balsamon insists ecclesiastical
 9 II,3  |    someone said that, since the canons say that the one deposed
10 II,3  |         with the ecclesiastical canons and the civil laws, since
11 II,5  |        we said in the preceding canons, that the matters defined