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 1 Intro,    2|               present day, whether the things have already been done or
 2 Intro,    2|              canons. We proclaim these things to be null, void and empty,
 3 Intro,    3|              elsewhere -- whatever the things were in number and kind
 4 Intro,    3|             and characteristics of the things done, or to be done, to
 5 Intro,    4|             sense they may be -- which things we wish to be regarded as
 6 Intro,    4|            bound to restore both these things and their benefices and
 7 Intro,    4|               themselves and the other things granted to them, within
 8 Intro,    5|           record. The supreme maker of things, the creator of heaven and
 9 Intro,    5|             way of salvation, that the things which have been determined
10 Intro,    5|          general council; and that the things so approved and renewed
11 Intro,    5|                regard to the aforesaid things, as we are bound to, in
12 Intro,    5|             all of the above-mentioned things. A simoniacal election of
13 Intro,    5|                councils, and any other things to the contrary that Impose
14 Intro,    5|              contrary to the aforesaid things or to any one of them. From
15 Intro,    5|                and penalties and other things contained in it, in accordance
16 Intro,    5|       ordinances, as well as all those things which we wished not to prevent
17 Intro,    5|             the said letter, and other things of any kind to the contrary.
18 Intro,    6|             omnipotent who governs the things of heaven and of earth by
19 Intro,    6|                distress, towards those things in particular by means of
20 Intro,    6|            intention that, after those things which affect the praise
21 Intro,    9|             and direct our mind to the things that seem to be of primary
22 Intro,    9|             the Lord's field, then the things necessary for the campaign
23 Intro,    9|               and many other necessary things, which will be contained
24 Intro,    9|                the same conditions the things which concern the honour
25 Intro,    9|          significance of all the above things to be clearly stated by
26 Intro,    9|         supreme ordinance by which the things of heaven and of earth are
27 Intro,    9|                to restore a great many things to their earlier observance
28 Intro,    9|              of the curia and of other things ~Since every generation
29 Intro,    9|              those who dare to do such things, contained in the bull In
30 Intro,    9|      henceforth those who attempt such things, even if (as mentioned)
31 Intro,    9|              are found guilty of these things are to be branded with disgrace
32 Intro,   10|                employed and of all the things necessarily pertaining to
33 Intro,   10|            those employed and of other things pertaining (as mentioned)
34 Intro,   10| notwithstanding any kind of privilege, things said above, constitutions
35 Intro,   10|               to cathedrals, and other things which pertain to diocesan
36 Intro,   10|           those neglecting to do these things may be subjected to canonical
37 Intro,   10|                without which spiritual things cannot exist for long, and
38 Intro,   11|             whose ineffable providence things in heaven and on earth are
39 Intro,   11|               publicly professing such things at the time of the establishment
40 Intro,   11|             preaching many and various things contrary to the teachings
41 Intro,   11|                and useless. Since such things are known to be totally
42 Intro,   11|            from old wives' tales. Such things give rise to great scandal
43 Intro,   11|         hitherto dared to declare such things are liars, and that because
44 Intro,   11|             effect may be given to the things which have been granted,
45 Intro,   11|               renewed approval to such things, with the approval of the
46 Intro,   11|          sacred council, so that these things may persist with greater
47 Intro,   11|               the preservation of such things in order that the kings
48 Intro,   11|             Pragmatic Sanction and the things contained in it for the
49 Intro,   11|                and penalties and other things contained in it, in accordance
50 Intro,   11|              and ordinances, all those things which we did not wish to
51 Intro,   11|            oppose in the and any other things of any kind to the contrary.
52 Intro,   11|               for them to attempt such things. Clearly it is subject to
53 Intro,   11|               Julius, and of the other things mentioned above which are
54 Intro,   11|              not permit or order these things to be done by means of others.
55 Intro,   11|                effort to encourage the things which we know to contribute
56 Intro,   11|               clauses, regarding these things and their meaning, or if
57 Intro,   12|               remain, of all the above things which we and the said committees
58 Intro,   12|         supreme light and truth of all things, knows how we never ceased