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 1    1,    0,   87|            for his territory or his subjects by the supreme authority
 2    1,    0,   91|     exercise it with respect to his subjects even though they are absent
 3    1,    0,  113|           juridic persons, that is, subjects in canon law of obligations
 4    1,    0,  136|           executive power offer his subjects, even when he or they are
 5    2,    3,  618|            they are to govern their subjects as sons or daughters of
 6    2,    3,  618|        voluntary obedience of their subjects with reverence for the human
 7    2,    3,  630|             hear the confessions of subjects unless the members request
 8    4,    1,  862|   permission, not even upon his own subjects.~
 9    4,    1,  885|       confir-mation is conferred on subjects who properly and reasonably
10    4,    1,  886|            faithful who are not his subjects, unless their own ordinary
11    4,    1,  886|          unless it concerns his own subjects.~
12    4,    1,  967|             case as regards his own subjects.~
13    4,    1,  968|            the confessions of their subjects and of others living day
14    4,    1,  969|            the confessions of their subjects and of others living day
15    4,    1,  974|             only with regard to the subjects in the jurisdiction of that
16    4,    1, 1015|         bishop is to ordain his own subjects personally; without an apostolic
17    4,    1, 1019|           the presbyterate to their subjects who are enrolled perpetually
18    4,    1, 1054|     superior if it concerns his own subjects, is to send notice of each
19    4,    1, 1077|       prohibit marriage for his own subjects residing anywhere and for
20    4,    1, 1078|       ordinary can dispense his own subjects residing anywhere and all
21    4,    1, 1079|       ordinary can dispense his own subjects residing anywhere and all
22    4,    1, 1109|         marriages not only of their subjects but also of those who are
23    4,    1, 1109|             those who are not their subjects provided that one of them
24    4,    2, 1196|            with regard to all their subjects and even travelers;~2/ the
25    4,    3, 1245|           this in regard to his own subjects and others living in the
26    5,    0, 1254|              public or private, are subjects capable of acquiring, retaining,
27    6,    1, 1354|            not yet declared for his subjects and those who are present
28    6,    2, 1372|          who publicly incites among subjects animosities or hatred against
29    6,    2, 1372| ecclesiastical ministry or provokes subjects to disobey them is to be