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The man is rendered infamous who knowingly presumes to forswear himself. 1

Whosoever has knowingly forsworn himself, should be put for forty days on bread and water, and do penance also for the seven following years; and he should never be without penance; and he should never be admitted to bear witness. After this, however, he may enjoy communion.

  1. 6, Q. 1, Quicunque sciens. Regino in the Book of Penance. ↩

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