Council,  Canon

 1   2”,6 |       agreed to incur the same penalty if in the course of the
 2   4”,14|       be liable to a Canonical penalty.~(Ap. c. XXVI; cc. VI and
 3   4”,22|       do this are to incur the penalty of losing their own rank
 4   7”,2 |     them, he is to receive the penalty prescribed by that Canon
 5   7”,2 |      his offense by paying the penalty fixed by the very Canon
 6   7”,43|        compelled to suffer the penalty of undergoing the penances
 7   7”,53|       to be canonized with the penalty of adulterers, i.e., 15
 8   7”,60|   canon of six years. The same penalty ought to be inflicted also
 9   7”,60|      But we must note that the penalty provided by the present
10   7”,85|     Clerics who do this (which penalty is a very severe one and
11   7”,90|        are made subject to the penalty prescribed for murderers.~ ~
12   7”,90|  present Canon condemns to the penalty of murderers all women (
13   7”,95| training such persons with the penalty of excommunication it teaches
14   7”,97|        be deemed liable to the penalty provided for the crime of
15   8”,5 |        with a suitable severer penalty. Referring to the passage
16   8”,23|     they are not liable to the penalty of this Canon, for one thing,
17   8”,23|     who ordain have to pay the penalty. For divine Chrysostom says
18   8”,23|    punishment and be given the penalty received by traitors against
19   8”,23|    upon Christianity, with the penalty of excommunication.~ ~  [
20   8”,23|        the latter to incur the penalty which befell King Ahaz,
21   8”,23|     without fail by paying the penalty due for it, since God is
22   8”,23|     the old Law with the death penalty, as was, for instance, blasphemy
23   8”,23|        punished with the death penalty, like involuntary homicide
24   8”,23|       has prescribed a lighter penalty. It becomes plain that this