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 1 Intro,    4|            be made public by certain persons, who were afterwards designated,
 2 Intro,    4|        detail by the said designated persons together with other prelates
 3 Intro,    5|       excellent and very experienced persons, a document on the following
 4 Intro,    5|              by one or several other persons, in any manner or form whatsoever,
 5 Intro,    5|              made in any way through persons other than the cardinals,
 6 Intro,    6|      indirectly, in any way in their persons or goods, those on their
 7 Intro,    8|          being side-tracked by which persons, we restored to the norm
 8 Intro,    9|            dioceses and on any other persons of either sex, whether ecclesiastical
 9 Intro,    9|          institutions, or with other persons of either sex, ecclesiastical
10 Intro,    9|       officials, governors and other persons named above who seem to
11 Intro,    9|        theirs through which the said persons must pass together with
12 Intro,    9|            be observed regarding the persons elected and chosen in elections
13 Intro,    9|        monasteries of this kind with persons of less than thirty years
14 Intro,    9|             Indeed, so that suitable persons may be advanced with greater
15 Intro,    9|             to the attacks of wicked persons and to the false charges
16 Intro,    9|        offered especially to secular persons, not without a lessening
17 Intro,    9|              provided with competent persons, in keeping with the above-mentioned
18 Intro,    9|         qualified and well-deserving persons; and in such a way that
19 Intro,    9|              for the benefit of such persons as are suitable and in good
20 Intro,    9|              reasons or to qualified persons according to the form of
21 Intro,    9|              a limit of two years on persons of whatever rank who obtain
22 Intro,    9|            they may be provided with persons nominated by them; notwithstanding
23 Intro,    9|              from the quality of the persons resigning. Once the period
24 Intro,    9|              and other distinguished persons who come to the Roman curia;
25 Intro,    9|          communities or of any other persons against anyone, except to
26 Intro,    9|             of princes and all other persons, especially the poor and
27 Intro,    9|      entirely unfitting to pass over persons related to them by blood
28 Intro,    9|              for upright and learned persons, especially men, for nobles
29 Intro,    9|              poor and for honourable persons. Hence let them be prudent
30 Intro,    9|           other beneficed clerics or persons in holy orders, even those
31 Intro,    9|             of the fine imposed. Any persons who have heard the blasphemer
32 Intro,    9|           three days. But if several persons have at the same time heard
33 Intro,    9|             in the Lord all the said persons, in virtue of holy obedience,
34 Intro,    9| ecclesiastical ones, or by any other persons public or private, acting
35 Intro,    9|            power over ecclesiastical persons is granted to lay people
36 Intro,    9|               prelates and any other persons of the church, or even to
37 Intro,   10|             ought to be paid by many persons (as they say), are extracted
38 Intro,   10|              same time certain other persons are given more than their
39 Intro,   10|             as well as by saints and persons devoted to God and held
40 Intro,   10|           ecclesiastical and secular persons who henceforth dare to preach
41 Intro,   10|                  Bull against exempt persons, in which are included some
42 Intro,   10|          ill-will, or ecclesiastical persons be somehow drawn away from
43 Intro,   10|             and punishment of exempt persons has been committed by the
44 Intro,   10|            clear to them that exempt persons have been at fault, they
45 Intro,   10|          ordinaries are to warn such persons, who have the responsibility
46 Intro,   10|            should punish such exempt persons who have committed faults
47 Intro,   10|             the region of the exempt persons, they are to warn those
48 Intro,   10|          where such judges of exempt persons may happen to reside, or
49 Intro,   10|              no judges of the exempt persons there, then where the exempt
50 Intro,   10|         there, then where the exempt persons have committed the faults.
51 Intro,   10|              offending and criminous persons and may personally examine
52 Intro,   10|              of the offending exempt persons, including the expenses
53 Intro,   10|            ordinaries can compel the persons who have been investigated
54 Intro,   10|             jurisdiction over exempt persons has been granted by law.
55 Intro,   10|          ecclesiastical benefices on persons nominated by them; and not
56 Intro,   10|            brother bishops and other persons of the church, both secular
57 Intro,   10|          ecclesiastical benefices on persons named by them, or to dispose
58 Intro,   10|            to be established by such persons for the correction of morals,
59 Intro,   10|              decree that even exempt persons are to attend them, notwithstanding
60 Intro,   10|          begins In plerisque that no persons, especially no religious,
61 Intro,   10|         faith . Complaints from many persons, however, have reached our
62 Intro,   10|              reputation of prominent persons of rank. The readers are
63 Intro,   11|         reverence. They attack their persons and their state of life,
64 Intro,   11|          their consciences . ~If any persons dare to carry through anything
65 Intro,   11|    punishments set down against such persons by law, they incur the penalty
66 Intro,   11|       preaching is forbidden to such persons for ever; notwithstanding
67 Intro,   11|             orders and the aforesaid persons, including those mentioned
68 Intro,   11|             and other ecclesiastical persons and courts of parlements,
69 Intro,   11|            being alleged by the said persons who had been warned and
70 Intro,   11|           nevertheless the aforesaid persons, despite being warned and
71 Intro,   11|             status, even though such persons are numerous in the curia
72 Intro,   11|         those of the above-mentioned persons using it . ~Just as pope
73 Intro,   11|      including mendicants, and other persons without restriction, of
74 Intro,   11|             and all of the aforesaid persons, if they act to the contrary (
75 Intro,   11|         ecclesiastical and religious persons, the loss of all patriarchal,
76 Intro,   11|              in addition for secular persons, the loss of any fiefs held
77 Intro,   11|       confessions, no matter by what persons or verbal formulae they
78 Intro,   11|     universities, and any individual persons mentioned above, even if
79 Intro,   11|       administer these sacraments to persons requesting their ministrations
80 Intro,   11|          other times. Excommunicated persons wishing to enter a mendicant
81 Intro,   12|            record. Certain audacious persons disdain to show the appropriate
82 Intro,   12|         manner, those assisting such persons by their presence, counsel
83 Intro,   12|             been summoned by certain persons without the necessary authority
84 Intro,   12|              as of secular and other persons were reformed, insofar as
85 Intro,   12|          because he has guided these persons to the harmony we had longed
86 Intro,   12|             be conceded to specified persons for the sake of the peace
87 Intro,   12|           power to oblige and compel persons subject to them; and outside