Chapter, Constitution, §
1 Intro | which rested on a double order of authority. ~In the same
2 Bull | excommunication had been set out in order before him. Then, when remitting
3 Bull | and insult of the clerical order. Satisfaction has not been
4 Const, 1, 8 | the apostolic see, cannot order either of the parties to
5 Const, 1, 8 | be a criminal case or, in order to obtain a statement of
6 Const, 1, 10| continue in this state in order to evade every accuser,
7 Const, 1, 12| decree that a person who, in order to obtain a dignity, parsonage
8 Const, 1, 16| seeking a writ which we order to be granted him. In this
9 Const, 1, 18| deposition from dignity, honour, order, office and benefice, and
10 Const, 1, 22| any decree, sentence or order, the aforesaid sentence
11 Const, 2, 1 | see condign punishment. We order that this constitution is
12 Const, 2, 3 | have made due provision, in order to win God's favour, to
13 Const, 2, 5 | of the sacred council, in order that the crusaders may prepare
14 Const, 2, 5 | or delayed, we strictly order all prelates of churches,
15 Const, 2, 5 | of the apostolic see. In order that nothing connected with
16 Const, 2, 5 | be omitted, we will and order patriarchs, archbishops,
17 Const, 2, 5 | punishment to restore it. We order that Jews be compelled by
18 Const, 2, 5 | to buy or to sell; and we order rulers of cities and their
19 Const, 2, 5 | those who capture them. We order this sentence to be renewed
20 Const, 2, 5 | punished in other ways in order that through their punishment
21 Const, 2, 5 | out on this enterprise in order that it may contribute worthily
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