Chapter,  Constitution, §

 1 Intro         |    between the papacy and the empire became very serious under
 2 Intro         |     sufferings of the eastern empire; that a remedy may be found
 3 Bull          |    between the church and the empire; he committed a sacrilege
 4 Bull          |     princes and nobles of the empire, to preserve as far as was
 5 Bull          |    himself so unworthy of the empire and kingdoms and every honour
 6 Bull          |       by God from kingdom and empire; we mark him out as bound
 7 Bull          | choose an emperor in the same empire, freely choose a successor
 8 Const,    2, 2|         2. 47 On help for the empire of Constantinople ~Though
 9 Const,    2, 2|      is the liberation of the empire of Constantinople. This
10 Const,    2, 2|   hindered by sin, snatch the empire from the yoke of the enemy.
11 Const,    2, 2|  member, namely the aforesaid empire, and be sadly weakened and
12 Const,    2, 2|       come to the help of the empire with swift and effective
13 Const,    2, 2|      the hand of defence, the empire can be saved from the dominion
14 Const,    2, 2|    from the liberation of the empire; and especially because
15 Const,    2, 2|  especially because while the empire is helped, assistance is
16 Const,    2, 2|       so that the help to the empire may be speedy and useful,
17 Const,    2, 2|       to the help of the said empire, having been collected by
18 Const,    2, 2|       to the help of the said empire; but if any of these, apart
19 Const,    2, 2|       the support of the said empire. Further, when help is given
20 Const,    2, 2|     when help is given to the empire, assistance is given in
21 Const,    2, 2|     for the liberation of the empire itself. Thus trusting in
22 Const,    2, 2|       to the help of the said empire, and we desire they may
23 Const,    2, 3|      holy Land or the eastern empire. You are carefully to provide