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1 Canons,  7 |     it the force of law. Such people, blinded by avarice, are
2 Canons,  9 |        causing scandal to the people of God and grave danger
3 Canons,  9 |   bishops for the care of the people, they may give to their
4 Canons,  10|     they to await alone among people of the world the attack
5 Canons,  14| churches themselves and their people with taxes and impositions,
6 Canons,  21|      and the salvation of the people, and laying aside all timidity,
7 Canons,  27|      catholic princes so that people often seek a salutary remedy
8 Canons,  27|       heresy. As long as such people persist in their wickedness,
9 Canons,  27|    arms protect the christian people against them. Their goods