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 1 Intro,    4|  prelates of France, chapters of churches and monasteries, and laymen
 2 Intro,    4|        fixed on the doors of the churches of Milan, Asti and Pavia,
 3 Intro,    5|          as well as of cathedral churches, even metropolitan and patriarchical
 4 Intro,    5|          cardinalate, and in the churches and benefices which they
 5 Intro,    5|       fact deprived of all their churches, benefices, prelacies and
 6 Intro,    9|         cathedral and collegiate churches, both secular and those
 7 Intro,    9|       peoples, deans, rectors of churches and others who have charge
 8 Intro,    9|         favour of them and their churches, monasteries and benefices.
 9 Intro,    9|   accepted for the government of churches. Therefore, in the preferment
10 Intro,    9|      given preferment by them to churches and monasteries. Consequently,
11 Intro,    9|        Alexander III, for vacant churches and monasteries of patriarchal,
12 Intro,    9|      grounds of advantage to the churches, prudence, nobility, uprightness,
13 Intro,    9|          arises of providing for churches and monasteries of this
14 Intro,    9|          them to be in charge of churches before their twenty-seventh
15 Intro,    9|     Since it is fitting for such churches to be provided for without
16 Intro,    9|       charge and the need of the churches and buildings are considered,
17 Intro,    9|        from the incomes of these churches except on account of a resignation
18 Intro,    9|        that henceforth parochial churches, major and principal dignities
19 Intro,    9|      also ordain that members of churches, monasteries or military
20 Intro,    9|     obtain more than four parish churches and their perpetual vicarages,
21 Intro,    9|         clergy and people of the churches subject to their basilica;
22 Intro,    9|       the properties of the said churches; above all, let them examine
23 Intro,    9|   thoughtlessly the goods of the churches, but are to apply them in
24 Intro,    9|        making any excuse, of the churches entrusted to them in commendam,
25 Intro,    9|       they provide for the other churches and monasteries held by
26 Intro,    9|       can. Thus, let them attend churches not only for masses, but
27 Intro,    9|       cathedral and metropolitan churches, monasteries and any other
28 Intro,    9|     legally and canonically hold churches, monasteries and benefices
29 Intro,    9| interpose themselves in the said churches, monasteries and benefices,
30 Intro,    9|       the fruits and revenues of churches, monasteries and benefices
31 Intro,    9|      powers. Those who hold such churches, monasteries and benefices
32 Intro,    9|          from the Roman or other churches, and of those issued against
33 Intro,   10|        peace between prelates of churches and those subject to them,
34 Intro,   10|         cathedral and collegiate churches and other secular clerics
35 Intro,   10|          the cathedrals or other churches where such judges of exempt
36 Intro,   10|          reports, that very many churches and the bishops presiding
37 Intro,   10|       them of fiefs and goods of churches and the conferring of ecclesiastical
38 Intro,   10|        the aforesaid clerics and churches and their prelates . ~We
39 Intro,   10|         violators and seizers of churches; against fire-raisers and
40 Intro,   10|         be provided to cathedral churches which are deprived of temporal
41 Intro,   11|          France, the chapters of churches and monasteries, the parlements
42 Intro,   11|    church, and learned men, with churches, monasteries and other benefices,
43 Intro,   11| metropolitan and other cathedral churches, of all monasteries, priories
44 Intro,   11|         see at the head of their churches in different parts of the
45 Intro,   11|    prelates may visit the parish churches which legitimately belong
46 Intro,   11|        those responsible for the churches and failing in this matter:
47 Intro,   11|    masses out of devotion in the churches of the said religious houses,
48 Intro,   11|       chosen to be buried at the churches of their houses or institutions,
49 Intro,   11|    however, be ordained in their churches or houses or other places
50 Intro,   11|          ring the bells of their churches on Holy Saturday before
51 Intro,   11|       publish and observe in the churches of their own houses the
52 Intro,   11|         ordinaries in the mother churches of cities as well as in
53 Intro,   11|        the collegiate and parish churches of castles and towns, when
54 Intro,   11|      hear divine services in the churches of their orders during a
55 Intro,   12|      cathedrals and metropolitan churches so that they may no longer
56 Intro,   12|          themselves and to their churches . ~Therefore there seemed
57 Intro,   12|         tithe on the revenues of churches, monasteries and other benefices
58 Intro,   12|     bring encouragement to their churches, and for other reasonable