Chapter

1 3 |     had less devotion, less knowledge, and had not achieved the
2 20|   for sins which are public knowledge, stay silent, and with no
3 21|    what is called "eminent" knowledge, but since this is given
4 21|     with at least competent knowledge. More cannot be expected:
5 21| questions which depend on a knowledge of the sacred canons and
6 21|     do who excel in eminent knowledge. It will then be sufficient
7 21|    observes: "We consider a knowledge eminent if it can discuss
8 21|     that man has an average knowledge who can investigate matters
9 22|    poenitentia). However, a knowledge of the penitential canons