Council,  Canon

 1   1    |             or mutable, or subject to change, [them] the Catholic Church
 2   1”,7 |               speaking, metropolitans change round in the order of signatures,
 3   1”,15|             one city to another, this change of station is to be held
 4   2    |              by simply making a small change in the Creed adopted by
 5   7”,19| disadvantageous, and they accordingly change their mode of living from
 6   7”,60|            professions, and refuse to change their occupation and to
 7   8”,23|            repentance, but rather the change of the sinner’s mind. For (
 8   8”,23|            single moment of time, and change his manner of living, for
 9   8”,23|             permissible for anyone to change, from the text of the holy
10   8”,23|               the making of the least change by anyone in faith defined,
11   8”,23|          allow ourselves or others to change a word in the text of it,
12   8”,23|             if nobody is permitted to change a single syllable, much
13   8”,23|          canonically defined, nor any change made therein, nor anything
14   8”,23|               clergymen and monks who change their habit and become laymen,
15   8”,23|           whole Church (which means a change of judicature from any court
16   8”,23|      accordance with the law, than to change your mind after many years
17   8”,23|           those who have been deposed change guise, and on this point
18   8”,23|            the hair of his beard, and change the natural visage of the