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 1 Intro      |           Viterbo, general of the order of Augustinian hermits. ~
 2 Intro,    1|   location of places in their due order, are established.] ~
 3 Intro,    2|       completed and issued in due order, especially those issued
 4 Intro,    2|         summer heats approach, in order to take account of the convenience
 5 Intro,    3|          said city of Geneva. ~In order that this sacred Lateran
 6 Intro,    4|           with our wishes. We now order it to be made public in
 7 Intro,    4|          is right and fitting. We order, moreover, that the declarations
 8 Intro,    4|           by the same council, in order that they may be duly carried
 9 Intro,    4|          status, grade, nobility, order or condition, to whom they
10 Intro,    4|         against the infidels. ~In order that the declaration of
11 Intro,    5|           of the said pontiff, in order that the faithful may look
12 Intro,    5|        the appropriate manner and order in a due, right and canonical
13 Intro,    5|         whatever rank, quality or order they may have been, even
14 Intro,    5|       clauses contained in it; we order it to be maintained and
15 Intro,    6|           triumphant outcome. ~In order, however, that those who
16 Intro,    8|         salutary constitution, in order to suppress all occasions
17 Intro,    8|          arranging peace. And, in order that these men may lay aside
18 Intro,    8|        that they will do this, in order that our legates may be
19 Intro,    8|         into these complaints. In order that those attached to the
20 Intro,    8|           this sacred council, we order this to be observed without
21 Intro,    9|         God to the people, and we order in virtue of holy obedience,
22 Intro,    9|        with and advised upon. ~In order to remove completely all
23 Intro,    9|          of whatever status rank, order and condition or nobility
24 Intro,    9|    without force. ~In addition we order and command, under pain
25 Intro,    9|          a provident shepherd, in order to care for and keep safe
26 Intro,    9|         to all these matters. ~In order to make a start, we take
27 Intro,    9|      majority of the cardinals in order that they may be able to
28 Intro,    9|           this kind originate. In order that sounder measures may
29 Intro,    9|          them but also decree and order that henceforth each of
30 Intro,    9|     pontiff and the cardinals, in order that the possibility of
31 Intro,    9|           and purpose we rule and order that those in charge of
32 Intro,    9| blasphemers remain in force . ~In order that clerics, especially,
33 Intro,    9|          authority . ~We rule and order that anyone who holds a
34 Intro,    9|           force - and we will and order that sentence, judgment
35 Intro,    9|        renew and confirm them and order them to be observed without
36 Intro,   10|           which we have spoken, m order to meet the costs of the
37 Intro,   10|           our pastoral office. In order to preserve the church's
38 Intro,   10|           force or value . ~Since order in the church is confused
39 Intro,   10|         liberty, we therefore, in order that we may be able to give
40 Intro,   10|         of God's commandments, in order that corruptions may be
41 Intro,   10|       archbishops and bishops, in order that they may be able to
42 Intro,   10|      entrusted to them, that they order the canons, councils and
43 Intro,   10|           whatsoever. Besides, we order that henceforth a provincial
44 Intro,   10|          in the same canons . ~In order that respect for the papal
45 Intro,   10|           to the said council. In order that they may not be able
46 Intro,   10|      legitimate ignorance, and in order that their obstinacy may
47 Intro,   10|          aforesaid reasons and in order to remove all excuses, to
48 Intro,   11|          whatever status, rank or order, who undertake this task.
49 Intro,   11|         by the Roman pontiff . In order that others may not be urged
50 Intro,   11|    preservation of such things in order that the kings and peoples
51 Intro,   11|          same see . ~Recently, in order that the church, our spouse,
52 Intro,   11|         been published chiefly in order that continuing charity
53 Intro,   11|         we approve and renew, and order to be observed and maintained
54 Intro,   11|          attached to the king, in order to be passed on by him to
55 Intro,   11|           any steps to appear, in order to bring forward a reason
56 Intro,   11|         from the Roman pontiff in order to corroborate the matters
57 Intro,   11|          and regulars of whatever order including mendicants, and
58 Intro,   11|        and they may not permit or order these things to be done
59 Intro,   11|           with the rules of their order within the precincts of
60 Intro,   11|       parishes bearing a cross in order to carry out the funerals
61 Intro,   11|          charge of the parish. In order to render to the mother
62 Intro,   11|      wishing to enter a mendicant order cannot be absolved when
63 Intro,   11|          and sisters of the third order, and those known as the
64 Intro,   11|       enjoy the privileges of the order of which they are tertiaries . ~
65 Intro,   11|           form should be used, in order that they might be abrogated,
66 Intro,   12|         of the said cardinals, in order that the boldness of these
67 Intro,   12|          aid of the most High. In order that those under an obligation
68 Intro,   12|         committees. We decree and order that they are to be observed
69 Intro,   12|         fall of Constantinople in order to crush their fury and
70 Intro,   12|          have a happy outcome. We order the same to be done by all
71 Intro,   12|      discord and dissension . ~In order that prelates and others
72 Intro,   12|           their own countries. In order that they may be able to