Chapter,  Constitution, §

 1 Intro              |         is stated thus: "That the church, through the salutary counsel
 2 Intro              |         for the issue between the church and the emperor; for these
 3 Intro              |        earth, the prelates of the church and other princes of the
 4 Intro              |      concerning the reform of the church and the condemnation of
 5 Bull               |          tranquillity of the holy church of God and of all the christian
 6 Bull               |          to offer him that if the church had injured him in anything
 7 Bull               |       said that he had harmed the church in nothing unjustly, or
 8 Bull               |       come together, and that the church was ready on the advice
 9 Bull               |   injuries and wrongs done to the church itself and its members through
10 Bull               |         members through him. ~The church also wished to secure peace
11 Bull               |         commands and those of the church. However afterwards he did
12 Bull               |           than obeying us and the church, since after more than a
13 Bull               |    reconciled to the bosom of the church, nor did he trouble to make
14 Bull               |           established between the church and the empire; he committed
15 Bull               |       cardinals of the holy Roman church and of prelates and clerics
16 Bull               |          successors and the Roman church, in return for the grant
17 Bull               |          made to him by this same church. Likewise, as is said, after
18 Bull               |          successors and the Roman church itself, in the presence
19 Bull               |          possessions of the Roman church, and loyally to protect
20 Bull               |    important members of the Roman church. He had them stripped of
21 Bull               |  authority and power of the Roman church, he did his best to diminish
22 Bull               |    diminish or take away from the church itself, writing that he
23 Bull               |         despising the keys of the church he did not observe the sentence
24 Bull               |     territories of the said Roman church, namely the Marches, the
25 Bull               |           were bound to the Roman church, and making them nonetheless
26 Bull               |           between himself and the church, he took an oath before
27 Bull               |           all the commands of the church with regard to those things
28 Bull               |      others who had supported the church against him, he guaranteed
29 Bull               |       that they had supported the church. But he did not keep the
30 Bull               |          invaded the lands of the church without hesitation, even
31 Bull               |         of cardinals of the Roman church, prelates, clerics and others
32 Bull               |           despise the keys of the church, causing the sacred rites
33 Bull               |   separated from the unity of the church, he brought about by assassins
34 Bull               |    specially devoted to the Roman church, with disregard of the christian
35 Bull               |         that enemy of God and the church who, together with his counsellors
36 Bull               |         ways and attack the Roman church, of which in the first place
37 Bull               |         bound to pay to the Roman church for this kingdom. ~We therefore,
38 Const,    1, 7     |         that legates of the Roman church, however much they hold
39 Const,    1, 14    | consideration our holy mother the church decrees that the exception
40 Const,    1, 15    |           the sacred rites of the church, he is caught in the noose
41 Const,    1, 19    |         one month from entering a church or attending divine services.
42 Const,    1, 21(44)|          from the bosom of mother church on account of someone else'
43 Const,    2, 1     |               1. 46 Management of church debts ~Our pastoral care
44 Const,    2, 1     |      mortgage the property of the church, slothful in guarding what
45 Const,    2, 1     |      ornaments or fittings of the church, and all things which belong
46 Const,    2, 1     |          was the condition of the church or the administration when
47 Const,    2, 1     |  appointed for the service of the church. Archbishops who have no
48 Const,    2, 1     |         for himself in the exempt church. The said inventory is to
49 Const,    2, 1     |  preserved in the archives of the church with due safeguards. Moreover
50 Const,    2, 1     |        movable possessions of the church. If these movable goods
51 Const,    2, 1     |           to the advantage of the church, and for this purpose we
52 Const,    2, 1     |       kept in the treasury of the church for a record, so that in
53 Const,    2, 2     |           because the body of the church would be shamefully deformed
54 Const,    2, 2     |         our sloth and that of the church, if it were deprived of
55 Const,    2, 2     |           at the same time as the church eagerly rises to its assistance
56 Const,    2, 2     |         the consoling hand of the church its mother, and after the
57 Const,    2, 2     |          from the revenues of the church of Rome, after first deducting
58 Const,    2, 3     |           all the children of the church have not only poured out
59 Const,    2, 5     |       cardinals of the holy Roman church, shall pay a full tenth.
60 Const,    2, 5     |           and all prelates of the church of God, and that protectors
61 Const,    2, 5     |       towns; and the bosom of the church is not to be opened to such
62 Const,    2, 5     |       that they make light of the church's censure, they may deservedly