Chapter, §
1 Intro, 2| the cardinals of the holy Roman church, by the advice and
2 Intro, 2| permission to withdraw from the Roman curia and to stay wherever
3 Intro, 3| brothers, cardinals of the holy Roman church, for reasons then
4 Intro, 4| a general reform of the Roman curia's officials and of
5 Intro, 4| the authority of the holy Roman universal church, as well
6 Intro, 4| dignity and unity of the Roman church and the apostolic
7 Intro, 5| simony when electing the Roman pontiff] ~Julius, bishop,
8 Intro, 5| ineffable providence that the Roman pontiff preside over the
9 Intro, 5| he may govern the holy, Roman, universal church in sincerity
10 Intro, 5| including cardinals of the Roman church, excellent and very
11 Intro, 5| church in the election of the Roman pontiff, the vicar of our
12 Intro, 5| brothers, cardinals of the holy Roman church, by means of this
13 Intro, 5| greed, the election of the Roman pontiff is made or effected
14 Intro, 5| regarded by anyone as the Roman pontiff. ~A further consequence
15 Intro, 5| for all the clergy and the Roman people, together with those
16 Intro, 5| other strongholds of the Roman church, notwithstanding
17 Intro, 5| committed to the faith of the Roman church and to obedience
18 Intro, 5| obedience towards a future Roman pontiff entering office
19 Intro, 5| otherwise subjects of the Roman church. If they are not
20 Intro, 5| are not subjects of the Roman church, their goods and
21 Intro, 5| allotted to the treasury of the Roman church, and are immediately
22 Intro, 5| discordia, and those of other Roman pontiffs, our predecessors,
23 Intro, 5| the cardinals of the holy Roman church in office at the
24 Intro, 5| the canonically elected Roman pontiff, except when in
25 Intro, 6| the cardinals of the holy Roman church, of whose number
26 Intro, 6| are subject to the said Roman church, to this Lateran
27 Intro, 8| be cardinals of the holy Roman church and who are soon
28 Intro, 8| concerning the officials of the Roman curia. For these reasons
29 Intro, 8| the cardinals of the holy Roman church, of whose number
30 Intro, 8| only be absolved by the Roman pontiff (except in immediate
31 Intro, 9| the cardinals of the holy Roman church, and of others dwelling
32 Intro, 9| are subject to the said Roman church, for the journey
33 Intro, 9| are subject to the said Roman church, and any others of
34 Intro, 9| eminently fitting for the Roman pontiff to carry out the
35 Intro, 9| preferment of prelates, the Roman pontiffs must give much
36 Intro, 9| to cardinals of the holy Roman church, or conferred on
37 Intro, 9| the cardinals of the holy Roman church take precedence in
38 Intro, 9| persons who come to the Roman curia; and let them undertake
39 Intro, 9| the cardinals assist the Roman pontiff, the common father
40 Intro, 9| of ourself and any future Roman pontiffs, and likewise to
41 Intro, 9| attendants of ourself and future Roman pontiffs may wear red garments,
42 Intro, 9| report to us or the current Roman pontiff so that, by earnest
43 Intro, 9| they are held back in the Roman curia for some business
44 Intro, 9| regular assistance to the Roman pontiff and the business
45 Intro, 9| cardinals shall reside at the Roman curia, and those who are
46 Intro, 9| command or permission from the Roman pontiff, or from reasonable
47 Intro, 9| enjoined by ourself or the Roman pontiff of the time. If
48 Intro, 9| absolved by ourself or the Roman pontiff of the time, and
49 Intro, 9| all places subject to the Roman church, we renew the constitutions
50 Intro, 9| for ever not only from the Roman curia but also from all
51 Intro, 9| exclusively to us and the Roman pontiff of the time, and
52 Intro, 9| is expressly given by the Roman pontiff of the time) or
53 Intro, 9| time from us and from the Roman or other churches, and of
54 Intro, 9| even cardinals of the holy Roman church, with all power of
55 Intro, 9| clear permission of the Roman pontiff, automatically incur
56 Intro, 9| position, especially from the Roman curia, and punished with
57 Intro, 9| officials, both those in the Roman curia and those everywhere
58 Intro, 9| or from other decrees of Roman pontiffs by these regulations
59 Intro, 10| predecessors of happy memory, the Roman pontiffs Paul II, Sixtus
60 Intro, 10| apostolic see, either by the Roman pontiff or by someone else
61 Intro, 10| of cardinals of the holy Roman church, only those shall
62 Intro, 10| absent for a time from the Roman curia to refresh themselves.
63 Intro, 10| and settled outside the Roman curia and before the local
64 Intro, 10| investigated and concluded in the Roman curia, even in the first
65 Intro, 10| holding cardinals of the holy Roman church, our venerable brother
66 Intro, 10| and diocese, and the holy Roman church became established
67 Intro, 10| we desire to see in the Roman church, in good supply,
68 Intro, 10| travel in safety to the Roman curia, so that they may
69 Intro, 11| and from obedience to the Roman church. Gregory, therefore,
70 Intro, 11| be absolved only by the Roman pontiff . In order that
71 Intro, 11| the cardinals of the holy Roman church, for the wholesome
72 Intro, 11| sacred canons issued by Roman pontiffs and general councils,
73 Intro, 11| the cardinals of the holy Roman church certain constitutions
74 Intro, 11| abandons the teaching of the Roman pontiff cannot be within
75 Intro, 11| by our predecessors the Roman pontiffs, especially in
76 Intro, 11| the cardinals of the holy Roman church, among whom we were
77 Intro, 11| on the authority of the Roman church and the sacred canons,
78 Intro, 11| removes the power of the Roman pontiff to provide both
79 Intro, 11| both cardinals of the holy Roman church, who work earnestly
80 Intro, 11| of the apostolic see, the Roman pontiff and the whole church
81 Intro, 11| tolerance. Our predecessors as Roman pontiffs, for all their
82 Intro, 11| that only the contemporary Roman pontiff, as holding authority
83 Intro, 11| and our predecessors as Roman pontiffs, and the decisions
84 Intro, 11| without the authority of the Roman pontiff . Pope Leo I transferred
85 Intro, 11| shown to our predecessors as Roman pontiffs: to Celestine by
86 Intro, 11| since it was known that the Roman pontiff, whose decrees were
87 Intro, 11| and approbation from the Roman pontiff in order to corroborate
88 Intro, 11| the seventh at Nicaea, the Roman synod under Symmachus and
89 Intro, 11| since subjection to the Roman pontiff is necessary for
90 Intro, 11| supreme authority of the Roman pontiff and of this holy
91 Intro, 11| including cardinals of the holy Roman church, patriarchs, primates,
92 Intro, 11| for any reason from the Roman or some other church, and
93 Intro, 11| only be absolved by the Roman pontiff acting canonically
94 Intro, 11| If our predecessors as Roman pontiffs and the apostolic
95 Intro, 12| the cardinals of the holy Roman church, who are the chief
96 Intro, 12| the election of a future Roman pontiff is actually being
97 Intro, 12| constitutions of our predecessors as Roman pontiffs, Honorius III and
98 Intro, 12| the cardinals of the holy Roman church, of whom we were
99 Intro, 12| observed, namely: in the Roman curia, the current governor
100 Intro, 12| to them; and outside the Roman curia, we depute for this
101 Intro, 12| memory our predecessors as Roman pontiffs, urged on by zeal
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