Chapter,  Constitution, §

 1 Bull          |         world, he guaranteed on oath, through the noble count
 2 Bull          |         enough that he took the oath, as can be clearly gathered
 3 Bull          |        often failed to keep his oath; he deliberately broke the
 4 Bull          |       apostolic see, he took an oath of loyalty to our predecessor
 5 Bull          |         others, he renewed that oath, making his pledge of hommage
 6 Bull          |         said possessions in the oath: afterwards he confirmed
 7 Bull          |      territories to break their oath, absolving them in fact,
 8 Bull          |        said loyalty and take an oath of loyalty to himself. ~
 9 Bull          |      and the church, he took an oath before the venerable John
10 Bull          | sentence. We absolve from their oath for ever all those who are
11 Bull          |      who are bound to him by an oath of loyalty, firmly forbidding
12 Const,    1, 8|    statement of the truth or an oath regarding calumny, the necessity
13 Const,    2, 2|        or persons, confirmed by oath or any other means. And
14 Const,    2, 5|        setting out are bound by oath to pay interest, we ordain
15 Const,    2, 5|         release them from their oath and to desist from exacting