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 1 Intro,    2|        for word, even though, as being definite and valid, they
 2 Intro,    5|        universal church, despite being of little merit, desire,
 3 Intro,    5|          any way involves simony being committed -- by the gift,
 4 Intro,    5|          all, without a scrutiny being made, then not only is this
 5 Intro,    5|      whole christian religion is being disturbed in a variety of
 6 Intro,    5|        with a view to the letter being observed with greater determination
 7 Intro,    5|        greater determination and being more difficult to remove,
 8 Intro,    6|          see the general council being celebrated (as a principal
 9 Intro,    8|          s mortality or of there being only one soul or of the
10 Intro,    8|       blood, which even then was being poured out because of our
11 Intro,    8|          be removed. and we were being compelled to seek with all
12 Intro,    8|         a constant complaint was being pressed concerning the officials
13 Intro,    8|          with notice of what was being side-tracked by which persons,
14 Intro,    8|          insist on the decisions being kept. With the approval
15 Intro,    9|          that the word of God is being set before the people or
16 Intro,    9|  promotion -- whose obstinacy as being non-attenders at various
17 Intro,    9|       all exceptions and excuses being completely set aside and
18 Intro,    9|      release the rest, only four being retained in the meantime.
19 Intro,    9|     present regulations, despite being given a legitimate warning,
20 Intro,    9|       and princes or peoples are being troubled, or fear to be
21 Intro,    9|        to the peoples; not that, being free from toils and cares,
22 Intro,    9|        and cares, under cover of being the legate, they would fix
23 Intro,    9|         other way, under pain of being a perjurer and disobedient,
24 Intro,    9|  punished further as follows for being found guilty of such a fault:
25 Intro,    9|          bound to spend them, as being unjustly received, on the
26 Intro,    9|        seized and held if, after being warned, they refuse to obey.
27 Intro,    9|          and declaring otherwise being removed and taken away from
28 Intro,   10|          grounds that nothing is being sought nor hoped for from
29 Intro,   10|          either to the extent of being condemned or on account
30 Intro,   10| condemned or on account of there being sufficient evidence to justify
31 Intro,   10|       canon law, are obliged, on being asked by the parties concerned
32 Intro,   10|      both sides of the Alps, are being troubled and disturbed in
33 Intro,   10| propagation of good skills, from being misused for the opposite
34 Intro,   10|    addition to the printed books being seized and publicly burnt,
35 Intro,   10|      Sanction . ~To prevent them being able to bring up some further
36 Intro,   11|         church, so long as it is being exercised rightly, from
37 Intro,   11|         less educated people, as being more exposed to deceit,
38 Intro,   11|          instituted religion, as being novelties and foreign to
39 Intro,   11|          the evildoers sometimes being stated by them .  Finally,
40 Intro,   11|         of the Spirit himself is being extinguished if fervour
41 Intro,   11|      variety of impediments were being alleged by the said persons
42 Intro,   11|       aforesaid persons, despite being warned and summoned, have
43 Intro,   11|        corruption and abuse, not being able to confront it completely
44 Intro,   11|       took place -- the transfer being made by pope Eugenius IV,
45 Intro,   11|          pass over in silence as being sufficiently well known . ~
46 Intro,   11|          council with no mention being made of the council's consent.
47 Intro,   11|          legal acts of any kind, being branded as infamous, and
48 Intro,   11|        may freely punish them as being subject to their jurisdiction.
49 Intro,   11|          first stone of a church being built for them to be laid
50 Intro,   11|       and sentences of interdict being regarded as of little importance,
51 Intro,   12|        Roman pontiff is actually being discussed by the cardinals
52 Intro,   12|         to see a general council being celebrated as a very important
53 Intro,   12|     Several other matters, after being carefully examined and debated
54 Intro,   12|      business of the council was being explained. On several occasions
55 Intro,   12|           with all mutual hatred being set aside and quarrels and
56 Intro,   12|       conflicts among themselves being committed to everlasting