Chapter,  Constitution, §

 1 Intro          |        powers by calling a general council, but Frederick II by arms
 2 Intro          |          by arms had prevented the council from meeting. When Innocent
 3 Intro          |             and there proclaimed a council. Some letters of summons
 4 Intro          |           which the purpose of the council is stated thus: "That the
 5 Intro          |       chief purposes for which the council was called -- and from the
 6 Intro          |          political ones. ~When the council opened on 26 June 1245,
 7 Intro          |          were unable to attend the council because they had been prevented
 8 Intro          |          four chief parties of the council were the French and probably
 9 Intro          |         which were held during the council (26 June, 5 and 17 July)
10 Intro          |          the pope, who induced the council to depose the emperor at
11 Intro          |            fathers themselves. The council on this question shows us
12 Intro          |        same session of 17 July the council also approved some strictly
13 Intro          |            the Latin east. But the council, unlike the previous councils
14 Intro          |          died down completely. The council, however, concerned itself
15 Intro          | promulgation, took place after the council. This collection consists
16 Intro          |           the constitutions of the council. For in it can be found
17 Intro          |            the chief matter of the council, nor the five constitutions
18 Intro          |           IV at the opening of the council, namely those concerned
19 Intro          |          must be placed before the council, as is shown by an earlier
20 Intro          |          15 and 19, antedating the council. Evidently the council fathers
21 Intro          |         the council. Evidently the council fathers were discussing
22 Intro          |   documents truly belonging to the council. Coll. I has been taken
23 Intro          |           the constitutions of the council, even though they were not
24 Intro          |        considered a statute of the council, and we place this in front
25 Bull           |           the presence of the holy council, for an everlasting record. ~
26 Bull           |         ready on the advice of the council to satisfy him if in anything
27 Bull           |             who were coming to the council which our predecessor had
28 Bull           |            statutes of the general council; that henceforth nobody
29 Bull           |          apostolic see to hold the council which Frederick himself
30 Bull           |           cardinals and the sacred council on his wicked transgressions
31 Const,    1, 18|         the approval of the sacred council, we decree that if any prince,
32 Const,    2, 1 |            approval of the present council. Bishops, abbots, deans
33 Const,    2, 1 |          the authority of the same council, those mentioned above to
34 Const,    2, 2 |            general approval of the council, that half of all incomes
35 Const,    2, 4 |          on the advice of the holy council, we advise, beg, urge and
36 Const,    2, 5 |         the approval of the sacred council, in order that the crusaders
37 Const,    2, 5 |            general approval of the council, that all clerics, both