Chapter

 1 23|   major excommunication by the law of Can. de Ligur. 23, quest.
 2 59|        the precepts of the old Law which as everybody knows
 3 60|    distinction made in the old Law between clean and unclean
 4 60| uncleanness in the eyes of the Law of anyone who ate unclean
 5 60|    legal ceremonies of the old Law was being added to or retained
 6 60|     retained alongside the new law and the Gospel. To understand
 7 61|       ceremonies of the Mosaic Law were abrogated by the coming
 8 61|    distinction made by the old Law between clean and unclean
 9 61|       ceremonies of the Mosaic Law, the rites, sacrifices,
10 61| unclean foods found in the old Law pertains to the ceremonies
11 62| distinction made by the Mosaic Law between clean and unclean
12 63| ceremonial precepts of the old Law have come to an end with
13 63|        the Gospel, and the new Law does not contain any precept
14 63|    their abrogation by the new Law. However, precepts whose
15 64|      not think that the Mosaic Law was still binding in this
16 66|       unchanged this apostolic law" (Notes on Canon 67 of the
17 66| certain foods which the Mosaic Law called unclean with the
18 67| ceremonial precepts of the Old Law. They should, however, do
19 67|        the precepts of the old Law, which has now been abrogated,
20 67|      but of respecting the new Law of the Church or canonical
21 67|    that they are bound by this law, they are superstitious.
22 67|        are superstitious. This law now binds nobody and its
23 67|      the ceremonies of the old Law. But they should not be
24 67|     rather than for the Mosaic Law, etc. Consequently, despite
25 67|      Jews are forbidden by the Law to eat such food: but the
26 67|      the ceremonies of the old Law. "If a man should perform
27 67|      not in the spirit of that Law nor on the basis of it,
28 67|      the ceremonies of the old Law, he must not always be said
29 70|       III cites the text, "The law was given through Moses:
30 70|       subjected herself to the law of Leviticus, although this
31 70|       Leviticus, although this law did not apply to her, when
32 71|     Greek Church, however, the law regarding childbirth is
33 71|        frankly admits that the law which forbids communion
34 74|    ceremonial rites of the old Law could be observed under
35 74|      be observed under the new Law if only they were not done
36 74|      as obligations of the old Law, which was abrogated, but
37 74|    Latin women, but obligatory law for the Greeks. Moreover,