Chapter,  Constitution, §

 1 Bull               |       prelates and princes, both ecclesiastical and lay, to some safe place
 2 Bull               |          taxes or collections on ecclesiastical persons or their property;
 3 Bull               |        same kingdom no cleric or ecclesiastical person should in future
 4 Bull               |           Hospitallers and other ecclesiastical persons for the loss and
 5 Bull               |       Templars, Hospitallers and ecclesiastical persons for the loss and
 6 Bull               |      crushes religious and other ecclesiastical persons by constant affliction.
 7 Const,    1, 4     |        that he is suspended from ecclesiastical benefices for three years,
 8 Const,    1, 10    |     trials, hinders and confuses ecclesiastical cases. For while the exception
 9 Const,    1, 12    |          a dignity, parsonage or ecclesiastical benefice, brings a suit
10 Const,    1, 14    | proceedings it is produced. Thus ecclesiastical censure will be the more
11 Const,    1, 14    |     turned to harm. For while in ecclesiastical cases this exception is
12 Const,    1, 15    |   condemn him when he is judged, ecclesiastical judges must take care and
13 Const,    1, 15    | according to his command. If any ecclesiastical judge, whether ordinary
14 Const,    1, 18    |         people with the sword of ecclesiastical punishment, so that the
15 Const,    1, 18    |       any prince, prelate or any ecclesiastical or secular person shall
16 Const,    1, 19    |         it with contempt, let an ecclesiastical judge proceed with caution,
17 Const,    1, 21(44)|         Judges damnably abuse an ecclesiastical censure when they use it
18 Const,    2, 1     |       some suitable and faithful ecclesiastical person, in the presence
19 Const,    2, 1     |   purpose we wish that in no way ecclesiastical persons or churches should
20 Const,    2, 2     |     increase of the faith and of ecclesiastical liberty, which could chiefly
21 Const,    2, 2     |         dignities parsonages and ecclesiastical prebends, and of other benefices
22 Const,    2, 2     |        setting out, receive from ecclesiastical revenues more than a hundred
23 Const,    2, 5     |       this, let him be curbed by ecclesiastical censure. ~If any of those
24 Const,    2, 5     |    prelates of churches exercise ecclesiastical severity against their persons
25 Const,    2, 5     |         power will be invoked by ecclesiastical authority against them,