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   Book,  Part, Can.

 1 Intr            |   individual laws would have been expressed in the extensiveness of
 2 Intr            |          proposing a precept were expressed in a new and briefer form.
 3 Intr            |        the doctrine of the Church expressed by the Second Vatican Council,
 4    1,    0,   36|         other cases besides those expressed.~
 5    1,    0,   39|       validity only when they are expressed by the particles if (si),
 6    1,    0,   51|        reasons at least summarily expressed if it is a decision.~
 7    1,    0,   53|    matters which are specifically expressed. If they are equally particular
 8    1,    0,   63|     request those things were not expressed which according to law,
 9    1,    0,   63|        canonical practice must be expressed for validity, unless it
10    1,    0,   67|    matters which are particularly expressed.~§2. If they are equally
11    1,    0,  180|         postulate unless this was expressed in the compromise.~
12    1,    0,  181|           for postulation must be expressed by the words, I postulate,
13    2,    1,  268|           and neither of them has expressed opposition in writing to
14    2,    2,  397|          houses only in the cases expressed in law.~
15    2,    3,  635|          fostered, protected, and expressed.~
16    2,    3,  656|         law;~4/ the profession is expressed and made without force,
17    2,    3,  662|        proposed in the gospel and expressed in the constitutions of
18    2,    3,  699|        reasons in law and in fact expressed at least summarily for validity.~§
19    3,    0,  830|         of the permission granted expressed. If he does not grant permission,
20    4,    1, 1108|  witnesses according to the rules expressed in the following canons
21    5,    0, 1276|   addition to the cases specially expressed in universal law or the
22    6,    1, 1358|      valid only for the penalties expressed in it; a general remission,
23    7,    1, 1424|     except for a most grave cause expressed in a decree.~
24    7,    1, 1455|        various votes and opinions expressed there, without prejudice
25    7,    1, 1482|     procurator has been given the expressed faculty to do so.~§2. If
26    7,    2, 1513| introduces the litigation, can be expressed either in a response to
27    7,    2, 1617|       fashion or refer to reasons expressed in another act.~
28    7,    2, 1668|         sentence with the reasons expressed is to be communicated to