CHAP. I.

SEeing it is more honest and safe for Subjects, by paying a due Obedience to those set over them, to serve in an inferiour Ministry, than with the scandal of their Superiors to covet the Dignity of higher Degrees, he shall be inte•d••∣ed by his Bishop by whom he rise to sacred Orders, for any Cause, even for any sort of secret Crime, even injudicially, or he shall be suspended from 〈◊〉 Orders, Degrees, or Ecclesiastical Dignities; no Leave granted for his pro∣motion, against the will of his Prelate, or the Restitution to his former Orders, Degrees, and Dignities, or Honours, favouring him.