Council,  Canon

 1   3”,5 | sympathizers either dared to give a pardon absolving them from excommunication
 2   3”,5 |             of any such uncanonical pardon and be left again deposed
 3   7”,25|     functions and activities. For a pardon is sufficient for him; but
 4   7”,86|             deserves a penance. The pardon shall be given to him so
 5   7”,86|        cause of this departure. The pardon which the husband shall
 6   7”,92|          back again his own wife, a pardon being granted to her on
 7   7”,92|             time have some claim to pardon (more, that is to say, than
 8   8”,5 |             particular sin, and for pardon, instead of pluming themselves
 9   8”,23|         read to them the prayer for pardon, as c. XXXV of Carthage
10   8”,23|           in that by virtue of such pardon and communion they are led
11   8”,23|           rebound on account of the pardon they had previously received.
12   8”,23|             But, first of all, that pardon and communion was not legal
13   8”,23|        priests, nor to undertake to pardon anything, but for the sake
14   8”,23|        Hades.’ ” And again: “And to pardon the Westerners, therefore,
15   8”,23|          prayer designed to grant a pardon, and must perform a liturgical
16   8”,23|             should be entitled to a pardon for a second marriage who
17   8”,23|              and utter a prayer for pardon, and officiate as a minister,