CHAP. XIV.
IN the causes of exempted persons, let the Constitution of Innocent the Fourth, which begins, Volentes, set forth by the General Council of Lions, be obser∣ved; which this same most Holy Synod hath thought good to Renew, and doth Renew; adding moreover, that in civil causes of Bribes, and miserable Persons, the Secular, or Regular Clergy-men, living without the Monastery, howsoever exempt, shall notwithstanding have a certain Judge over them, deputed by the Pope; but in other cases if such a Judge be wanting, they may be compell'd to convene before the Ordinaries of the Places, being Delegates in this Case from the Apostolick See; Priviledges, Exemptions, Deputations, and their Inhibitions against the Premises being void.