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father_n	brother_n	husband_n	mother_n	15,395	5	9.7790	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A04125	Constitutions, and canons ecclesiasticall treated vpon by the archbishops, and bishops, and the rest of the cleargie of Ireland. And agreed upon with the Kings Majesties licence in their synod begun at Dublin, Anno. Dom. 1634. And in the yeare of the raigne of our soveraigne, Lord Charles by the grace of God, king of Great Britaine, France, and Ireland, the tenth. And now published for the due observation of them, by his Majesties authoritie under the great seale of Ireland.; Constitutions and canons	Church of Ireland.	1635 (1635)	STC 14265; ESTC S107631	42,000	128

day and yeare of every Christning Wedding and Buriall which shal be in the parish from the time that this Canon shal be established And for the safe keeping of the said Book the Church-wardens at the charge of the parish shall provide one sure Coffer with three Lockes and keyes whereof the one to remayne with the Minister the other two with the Church-wardens 〈◊〉 So that neyther the Minister without the Church-wardens nor the Church-wardens without the Minister shall at any time take that booke out of the said Coffer And henceforth upon every Sabbath-day immediately after Morning or Evening prayer the Minister Church-wardens shall take the said parchment Booke out of the said Coffer And the Minister in the presence of the Church-wardens shall write and Record in the said Booke the names of all persons Christned together with the names surnames of their parents also the names of all persons Marryed and Buried in that parish the weeke before by the Minister or his Curate the day and the yeare of every such Christening Marryage Buriall And that done they shall lay up the bo●k in the Coffer as before And the Minister and Church-wardens unto every page of that booke when it shal be filled with such inscriptions shal subscribe their names And the Church-wardens shall once every yeare within one Moneth after the 25. day of March transmit unto the Bishop of the Diocesse or his Chancellor a true Copy of the names of all persons Christened Married or buried in their parish in the yeare before ended the said 25. day of March and the certayne dayes and Moneths in which every such Christening Mariage and Buriall was had to be subscribed with the hands of the said Minister and Church-wardens to the end the same may faithfully be preserved in the Registry of the said Bishop which Certificate shal be received without Fee And if the Minister or Church-wardens shal be negligent in the performance of any thing herein contayned it shal be lawfull for the Bishop or his Chancellor to Convent them and proceed against every of them as contemners of this our Constitution XLVII None to Marry within the degrees prohibited NO persons shall Marry within the degrees prohibited by the Lawes of GOD and expressed in a Table set forth by authority in England in the yeare of our Lord God 1563. And all Mariages so made and contracted shal be adjudged incestuous unlawfull consequently shal be dissolved as voyde from the beginning And the parties so maryed shal be by course of Law separated And the aforesaid Table shal be in every Church publikly set up and fixed at the charge of the Parish ❧ THE TABLE OF DEGREES PROHIBITED IN MARRIAGE A Man may not marry his   Secundus gradus in lineâ rectâ ascendente     Consanguin Avia 1 Grandmother Affinit Avi relicta 2 Grandfathers wife af Prosocrus vel socrus magna 3 Wiues Grandmother   Secundus gradus inaequalis in lineâ transversali ascendente     Cons Amita 4 Fathers Sister cons Matertera 5 Mothers Sister af Patrui relicta 6 Fathers Brothers wife af Avunculi relicta 7 Mothers Brothers wife af Amita uxoris 8 Wiues fathers Sister af Matertera uxoris 9 Wiues Mothers Sister   Primus gradus in lineâ rectâ ascendente     Cons Mater 10 Mother af Noverca 11 Stepmother af Socrus 12 Wiues Mother   Primus gradus in lineâ rectâ descendente     Cons Filia 13 Daughter af Privigna 14 Wiues Daughter af Nurus 15 Sonnes Wife   Primus gradus aequalis in lineâ transversali     Cons Soror 16 Sister af Soror uxoris 17 Wiues Sister af Fratris relicta 18 Brothers Wife   Secundus gradus in lineâ rectâ descendente     Cons Neptis ex filio 19 Sonnes Daughter cons Neptis ex filiâ 20 Daughters Daughter af Pronurus .i. relicta nepotis ex filio 21 Sonnes Sonnes wife af Pronurus .i. relicta nepotis ex filiâ 22 Daughters Sonnes wife af Privigni filia 23 Wiues Sonnes daughter af Privignae filia 24 Wiues daughters daughter   Secundus gradus inaequalis in lineâ transversali descendente     Cons Neptis ex fratre 25 Brothers Daughter cons Neptis ex sorore 26 Sisters daughter af Nepotis ex fratre relicta 27 Brothers sonnes wife af Nepotis ex sorore relicta 28 Sisters sonnes wife af Neptis uxoris ex fratre 29 Wiues brothers daughter af Neptis uxoris ex sorore 30 Wiues sisters daughter A Woman may not marry her       Secundus gradus in lineâ rectâ ascendente 1 Grandfather Cons Avus 2 Grandmothers Husband af Aviae relictus 3 Husbands Grandfather af Prôsocer vel socer magnus       Secundus gradus inaequalis in lineâ transversali ascendente 4 Fathers Brother Cons Patruus 4 Mothers Brother cons Avunculus 6 Fathers Sisters husband af Amitae relictus 7 Mother Sisters husband af Materterae relictus 8 Husbands Fathers brother af Patruus mariti 9 Husbands mothers brother af Avunculus mariti       Primus gradus in lineâ rectâ ascendente 10 Father Cons Pater 11 Stepfather af Vitricus 12 Husbands father af Socer       Primus gradus in lineâ rectâ descendente 13 Sonne Cons Filius 14 Husbands sonne af Privignus 15 Daughters husband af Gener.       Primus gradus aqualis in lineâ transver●● 16 Brother Cons Frater 17 Husbands brother af Levir 18 Sisters husband af Sororis relictus       Secundus gradus in lineâ rectâ descenden●e 19 Sonnes sonne Cons Nepos ex filio 20 Daughters sonne cons Nepos ex filiâ 21 Sonnes daughters husband af Progener .i. relictus neptis ex filio 22 Daughters daughters husbād af Progener .i. relictus neptis ex filiâ 23 Husbands Sonnes sonne af Privigni filius 24 Husbands daughters sonne af Privignae filius       Secundus gradus in●qualis in lineâ transversali descendente 25 Brothers sonne Cons Nepos ex fratre 26 Sisters sonne cons Nepos ex sorore 27 Brothers daughters husband af Neptis ex fratre relictus 28 Sisters daughters husband af Neptis ex sorore relictus 29 Husbands brothers sonne af Leviri filius i. nepos mariti ex fratre 30 Husbands Sisters sonne af Gloris filius .i. nepos mariti ex sorore 1. IT is to be noted that those persons which be in the direct line ascendent and descendent cannot marry together although they bee neuer so farre asunder in degree 2. It is also to be noted that Consanguinity and affinity letting dissoluing Matrimony is contracted as well in them and by them which be of kindred by the one side as in and by them which be of kindred by both sides 3. Item that by the Lawes Consanguinity and affinity letting and dissoluing Matrimony is contracted aswell by vnlawfull company of Man and Woman as by vnlawfull marriage LEVITIC XVIII and XX.

or ministred using all such reverent gestures and actions as by the Booke of Common prayer are prescribed in that behalfe and the commendable use of this Church received and not departing out of the Church during the time of Service and Sermon without some urgent or reasonable cause VIII Of the ordering of certaine parts of the Service ALso the Minister reading the Lessons Epistle and Gospell and the Ten commandements and such other parts of Divine Service as doe greatly tend to the edifying of the people shall so place himselfe so turne him to the people as they may best hearken thereunto and be edified by the same And every Beneficiary and Curate shall endeavor that the confession of sinnes absolution all the second service at or before the communion to the Homily or Sermon where the people all or most are Irish shal be used in English first and after in Irish if the Ordinary of the place shall so thinke meete IX Beneficed Preachers being resident upon their Livings to preach every Sunday EVery beneficed man allowed to bee a Preacher and residing on his Benefice having no lawfull impediment shall in his owne cure preach one Sermon every Sunday of the yeare And therein hee shall teach no vaine opinions no Heresies nor Popish errors disagreeing from the Articles of Religion generally received in the Churches of England and Ireland nor any thing at all whereby the people may be stirred up to the desire of novelties or contention but shall soberly sincerely divide the Word of truth to the glory of GOD and to the best edification of the people X. No publique opposition betweene Preachers IF any Preacher shall in the Pulpit particularly or namely of purpose impugne or confute any doctrine delivered by any other Preacher in the same Church or in any other neare adjoyning or otherwise make any publique opposition unto him before hee hath acquainted the Bishop of the Diocesse therewith received order from him what to doe in that case because upon such publique dissenting and contradicting there may grow much offence and disquieting to the people the Churchwardens or partie grieved shall forthwith signifie the same to the said Bishop and not suffer the said Preacher any more to occupy that place which he hath once abused except he faithfully promise to forbeare all such matter of contention in the Church untill the Bishop hath taken further order therein who shall with all convenient speed so proceede therein that publique satisfaction may be made in the Congregation where the offence was given Provided that if either of the parties offending doe appeale he shall not be suffered to preach pendente lite XI Ministers to catechize every Sunday EVery Parson Vicar or Curate upon every Sunday before Evening Prayer shall for halfe an houre or more examine and instruct the youth and ignorant persons of his Parish in the Ten commandements the Articles of the beliefe in the Lords prayer and shall diligently heare and instruct and teach them the Catechisme set forth in the booke of Common prayer And all Fathers Mothers Masters and Mistresses shall cause their children servants and apprentises which have not learned the Catechisme to come to Church at the time appointed obediently to heare and to be ordered by the Minister untill they have learned the same And if any Minister neglect his duty herein let him be sharpely reproved upon the first complaint and true notice thereof given to the Bishop or Ordinary of the place If after submitting himselfe hee shall wilfully offend therein againe let him be suspended If so the third time there being little hope that he will be therein reformed then excommunicated and so remaine untill he will be reformed And likewise if any of the said Fathers Mothers Masters or Mistresses children servants or apprentices shall neglect their duties as the one sort in not causing them to come and the other in refusing to learne as aforesaid let them be suspended if they be not children and if they so persist by the space of a moneth let them be excommunicated Neither shall the Minister admit any to be marryed or to be God-fathers or God-mothers at the Baptisme of any childe or to receive the holy Communion before they can say the Articles of the beliefe the Lords prayer and the Commandements in such a language as they understand XII The people to be informed in the body of Christian Religion and reformed in their conversation FOR the better grounding of the People in the Principles of Christian Religion Wee ordaine that the heads of the Catechisme being divided into so many parts as there are Sundayes in the yeare shal be explained to the people in every Parish Church In the handling whereof the Ministers and Curates are to use such moderation that they doe not runne into curious questions or unnecessary controversies but shortly declare and confirme the doctrine proposed and make application thereof to the behoofe of the hearers The Ministers also in all their preachings and catechizings and private conferences when neede requireth shall teach the people to place their whole trust and confidence in GOD and not in Creatures neither in the Habite or Scapular of any Fryer or in hallowed Beads Medals Reliques or such like trumperyes They shall doe their endeavour likewise to roote out all ungodly superstitious and barbarous customes as using of charmes sorcery inchantments witchcraft or soothsaying and generally to reforme the manners of the people committed to their charge unto a Christian sober and civill conversation XIII Preachers and Lecturers to reade Divine Service and administer the Sacraments twice a yeare at the least EVery Minister being possessed of a Benefice that hath cure and charge of Soules although he cheifly attend to preaching and hath a Curate under him to execute other duties which are to be performed for him in the Church and likewise every other stipendary Preacher that readeth any Lecture or catechizeth or preacheth in any Church or Chappell shall twice at the least every yeare reade himselfe the Divine Service upon two severall Sundayes publiquely and at the usuall times both in the forenoone and afternoone in the Church which he so possesseth or where he readeth catechizeth or preacheth as is aforesaid and shall likewise as often in every yeare administer the Sacraments of Baptisme if there be any to be baptized and of the Lords Supper in such manner and forme and with the use and observation of all such rites ornaments and ceremonies as are prescribed by the booke of Common prayer the Act for uniformity printed therewith in that behalfe which if he doe not accordingly performe then shall he that is possessed of a Benefice as before be suspended he that is but a Reader Preacher or Catechizer be removed from his place by the Bishop of the Diocesse untill he or they shall submit themselves to performe all the said duties in such manner and sort as before is prescribed XIIII