Chapter, §

 1 Intro,    4|           considerable periods of time there has been great disparagement
 2 Intro,    5|         this kind is never at any time to be made valid by a subsequent
 3 Intro,    5|    enthronement or the passage of time, or even by the act of adoration
 4 Intro,    5|        without penalty and at any time from obedience and loyalty
 5 Intro,    5|           benefices which at that time they held by title or in
 6 Intro,    5|           engagements made at any time for that purpose, even if
 7 Intro,    5|           church in office at the time, and their sacred college,
 8 Intro,    8|          to above, that from this time onwards none of those in
 9 Intro,    8|         without their giving some time to the study of theology
10 Intro,    8|         do so only if at the same time, or in some other way, he
11 Intro,    8|     princes and rulers -- at that time in disunion with each other --
12 Intro,    8|    expenses and that, at the same time, the ill-repute by which
13 Intro,    8|          have failed for a second time in the same office, they
14 Intro,    9|           hostile arms for a long time, the resources and large
15 Intro,    9| celebration of masses, during the time that the word of God is
16 Intro,    9|        the people or outside that time, and in prayers which they
17 Intro,    9|        convents, or at some other time in any kind of gathering,
18 Intro,    9|      under that obligation at the time of their promotion -- whose
19 Intro,    9|      lifetime, or bequeath at the time of his death, a sufficient
20 Intro,    9|           the greater part of the time, and to rule and govern
21 Intro,    9|     legate, or will hold it for a time, are obliged to go to their
22 Intro,    9|           the greater part of the time, unless, by a command from
23 Intro,    9|          the Roman pontiff of the time. If anyone acts to the contrary
24 Intro,    9|          the Roman pontiff of the time, and with a declaration
25 Intro,    9|       committed the fault a third time, he is automatically deprived
26 Intro,    9|       such a fault: for the first time he blasphemed, he is to
27 Intro,    9|          one year; for the second time he offended and was convicted,
28 Intro,    9|         and convicted for a third time, he is automatically deprived
29 Intro,    9|          persons have at the same time heard the said blasphemer
30 Intro,    9|      constitutions published some time ago by Giles, the well-remembered
31 Intro,    9|        omission and the length of time, but he is bound to spend
32 Intro,    9|          the Roman pontiff of the time, and to those who legally
33 Intro,    9|          the Roman pontiff of the time) or of alms-giving or under
34 Intro,    9|          they have obtained for a time from us and from the Roman
35 Intro,    9|         monastery for a period of time that is to be fixed by the
36 Intro,   10|         not only clarified in our time but also made known to future
37 Intro,   10|         spread, while at the same time permitting those seeds to
38 Intro,   10|           After a fixed period of time has passed, they say, those
39 Intro,   10|          is made; and at the same time certain other persons are
40 Intro,   10|    censure them within a suitable time, which is to be determined
41 Intro,   10|      hearing the inquiry for that time and are henceforth not to
42 Intro,   10|          perhaps are absent for a time from the Roman curia to
43 Intro,   10|          exemptions granted for a time without reasonable cause,
44 Intro,   10|   assistance, particularly in our time. Without doubt it has brought
45 Intro,   10|        henceforth, for all future time, no one may dare to print
46 Intro,   11|     professing such things at the time of the establishment and
47 Intro,   11|        writing to Timothy: For, a time is coming when people will
48 Intro,   11|         preach or declare a fixed time for future evils, the coming
49 Intro,   11|           kingdom, for all future time without limit, by all the
50 Intro,   11|          be taken further. At the time we, who have been brought
51 Intro,   11|       themselves at the appointed time (as stated above), we postponed,
52 Intro,   11|           which was issued at the time of the schism by those who
53 Intro,   11|         lawfully held within this time except the present Lateran
54 Intro,   11|         have chosen to hear for a time the confessions of the prelate'
55 Intro,   11| confessions they have heard for a time, no matter of what standing
56 Intro,   11|       conservators assigned for a time to the same friars by the
57 Intro,   12|       said cardinals, both at the time of the said conclave, even
58 Intro,   12|        dear son in Christ, in the time of our said predecessor
59 Intro,   12|          happy memory, in our own time, as well as other kings
60 Intro,   12|          councils held until this time). There was peace for the
61 Intro,   12|    remained in Rome rather a long time beyond the normal usage
62 Intro,   12|     everlasting oblivion. At this time of such great need, let