Table of this book.

Absolution simply or
as a precaution, by virtue of an apostolic commission official papal mandate, from a sentence of excommunication formal exclusion from the church imposed for failure to pay money. fol. i.
Similar absolution for an absent party by a procurator legal representative, with the opposing principal party present and consenting. fol. ii.
Absolution as a precaution, with re-incurrence, with the consent of the parties for a certain time. fol. iii.
Absolution as a precaution, with re-incurrence, under a certain condition. iii.
Clause of re-intrusion, excommunication, or re-incurrence. iiii.
Absolution with re-incurrence, including an inhibition inserted when several auditors judges of the Roman Curia have proceeded in a case, up to a certain time. iiii.
Absolution by virtue of an apostolic commission. fol. vi.
Absolution by the authority of the chamber financial and legal office of the Curia from a sentence of excommunication imposed by the authority of the same. vi.
Commission of absolution from the same auditor of the chamber. vii.
On Acceptance.
Simple acceptance of a cathedral church by a canon cleric holding a prebendal stall created in the same church. vii.
Simple acceptance of a cantorship office of a choir leader by a canon awaiting a dignity. viii.
Acceptance of a priorate office of a monastic head made by a religious person awaiting one. viii.
Acceptance of a parochial parish church. viii.
Acceptance and provision of a parochial church at the same time. viii.
Acceptance and provision by virtue of a nomination. ix.
On Aggravation.
Instrument of aggravation increasing of a penalty, re-aggravation, interdict ecclesiastical prohibition of services, and invocation of the secular arm civil enforcement authorities due to failure to obey executory orders. ix.
Aggravation with re-aggravation and invocation by the auditor of the chamber in the Curia after excommunication due to non-payment of money. xiiii.
Aggravation with re-aggravation and invocation of the secular arm, and sequestration of fruits by the auditor of the chamber outside the Curia. xvi.
On Appeal.
Extrajudicial appeal appeal made outside of formal court proceedings against an intrusion, made before a notary clerical legal official. xvii.
Extrajudicial appeal against the intimation and notification of certain letters etc., interposed before a notary. xviii.
Instrument of extrajudicial appeal against an intrusion, with insertion of the appeal schedule

and setting of a term for the devolution of the case to the Curia. fol. xviii.
Instrument of appeal in
judgment before an auditor with the assignment of a term for receiving apostolic letters and the giving of the same. xx.
Instrument of appeal from a definitive sentence in the absence of the judge, before a notary, with insinuation of the same and insertion of a schedule. xx.
Instrument of judicial appeal before an auditor with the giving of deferential letters and a term to pursue. xxi.
Instrument of extrajudicial appeal before a notary, of that insinuation and the affixing of a copy. xxi.
Instrument of petition for apostolic letters.
folio. xxij.
Instrument of petition and giving
of apostolic letters. xxij.

Leasing in the form of the chamber with the appointment of procurators. xxij.
Leasing in the form of the
chamber. xxiiij.
Leasing with certain covenants
fol. xxvi.
Arrest in form, for arresting
apostolic letters in the chancery with the seal and apostolic registry. xxvi.
Taking of the journey to the Roman
Curia. xxvi.

Instrument of the degree of baccalaureate
with course agreements. xxvij.
Letter of baccalaureate issued by the promoter for sufficiency. xxvij.

Cession of a debt in the form of the
chamber. xxviij.
Cession or transfer of a debt
with insertion of an obligation. xxix.
Cession and renunciation of a suit and
cause in the hands of an auditor. xxx.

Citation with inhibition inserted
outside the Roman Curia. xxxi.
Citing letters by edict.
fol. xxxiij.
Personal citation by edict, having
taken an oath to appear for judgment. xxxiiij.
Citation with inhibition under
censures and pecuniary penalties, having
taken an oath in default of proof
by edict. xxxv.
Citation decreed by an auditor
surrogated. xxxvi.
Citation with inhibition preceding
the relaxation of an oath to the
effect of acting. xxxvi.
Citation with inhibition by virtue
of an appeal introduced before an auditor of the chamber. xxxvij.