Council,  Canon

 1   7”,3 |  friction resulting from illicit marriages; and, in addition to this,
 2   7”,3 |       has become involved in two marriages after baptism, or has acquired
 3   7”,3 |         uncleanliness of illicit marriages, and unlawful ones, into
 4   7”,3 |      holy orders had fallen into marriages unwittingly as a result
 5   7”,3 |        not abandoned the illegal marriages, they were to be deposed
 6   7”,3 |       have dissolved the illegal marriages. Having decreed these things “
 7   7”,53| enumerated some of the forbidden marriages in his Canons relating thereto,
 8   7”,53|        pointed out concisely the marriages that are unlawful. But inasmuch
 9   7”,53|        inability to discern what marriages are prohibited as illicit
10   7”,53|         c. LXXVI enumerated some marriages forbidden in his Canons (
11   7”,53|          alluded to all unlawful marriages by the general designation
12   8”,23|     prophetesses. He taught that marriages should be dissolved, and
13   8”,23|          XXII it is decreed that marriages of daughters taken from
14   8”,23|          the civil laws dissolve marriages resulting from the exercise
15   8”,23|         Church in Rome regarding marriages of priests; and they are
16   8”,23|     their cognizance such lawful marriages are actually contracted,