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1 Intro | at the council, and that prelates who lived outside Italy
2 Intro, 2| convenience and health of the prelates, and so that those may be
3 Intro, 3| France and not a few other prelates, officials, nobles and barons
4 Intro, 4| persons together with other prelates from various nations who
5 Intro, 4| sacred canons, by a number of prelates of the French nation and
6 Intro, 4| aforesaid church, and of other prelates, which are to be held in
7 Intro, 4| determine and decree that the prelates of France, chapters of churches
8 Intro, 4| season, and so that the prelates who are still to come to
9 Intro, 8| we were then, and also of prelates, to investigate carefully
10 Intro, 9| at the same council, and prelates from different parts of
11 Intro, 9| unharmed. However, many prelates who ought to have come have
12 Intro, 9| tender mercy of the same, prelates, kings, dukes, marquises,
13 Intro, 9| archbishops, bishops, abbots and prelates - especially those bound
14 Intro, 9| states, to grant to the prelates and others coming to the
15 Intro, 9| more than when unworthy prelates are accepted for the government
16 Intro, 9| Therefore, in the preferment of prelates, the Roman pontiffs must
17 Intro, 9| and in private, towards prelates and other distinguished
18 Intro, 9| them not employ bishops or prelates in demeaning tasks in their
19 Intro, 9| accordance with the duty of good prelates and commendatories . We
20 Intro, 9| exception or delay, to the prelates to whom they pertain by
21 Intro, 9| made about them, the said prelates receive satisfaction through
22 Intro, 9| imposts on or from clerics, prelates and any other persons of
23 Intro, 9| ecclesiastical interdict. Prelates also, who have given consent
24 Intro, 10| to foster peace between prelates of churches and those subject
25 Intro, 10| see, at the expense of the prelates concerned, in such a way
26 Intro, 10| clerics and churches and their prelates . ~We take thought, then,
27 Intro, 10| summoned this council. The prelates and other clergy and the
28 Intro, 10| alleged on behalf of the prelates, clerics and laymen, including
29 Intro, 10| laity, including nobles, prelates and their supporters, and
30 Intro, 11| pontifical rank and other prelates of the church, to whom they
31 Intro, 11| scandalous detraction of bishops, prelates and other superiors and
32 Intro, 11| without limit, by all the prelates and other ecclesiastical
33 Intro, 11| named cardinals and to the prelates of a certain congregation . ~
34 Intro, 11| warning and summoned the prelates of France, the chapters
35 Intro, 11| offers excuses to church prelates of the aforesaid faction
36 Intro, 11| and each and all other prelates, clerics, chapters, secular
37 Intro, 11| regulars and seculars, prelates and subjects, exempt and
38 Intro, 11| bishops, their superiors, prelates and friars, as well as to
39 Intro, 11| their superiors and other prelates may visit the parish churches
40 Intro, 11| their jurisdiction. Both prelates and secular priests who
41 Intro, 11| are invited by the same prelates to take part in solemn processions
42 Intro, 11| present in person to the same prelates the friars whom they have
43 Intro, 11| prelate's subjects, if the prelates ask for them to be specified
44 Intro, 11| they are not bound to go to prelates who are more than two days'
45 Intro, 11| by the same bishops and prelates, at least regarding the
46 Intro, 11| contracts between friars and prelates or curates are valid unless
47 Intro, 12| committees of cardinals and other prelates to listen to and discuss
48 Intro, 12| brought very many injures to prelates and others of Christ's faithful
49 Intro, 12| committees of cardinals and prelates mentioned above, were considered
50 Intro, 12| through the cardinals and prelates of the three committees,
51 Intro, 12| flock, as well as other prelates, had remained in Rome rather
52 Intro, 12| with our brothers and other prelates, we approve and renew by
53 Intro, 12| dissension . ~In order that prelates and others at the present
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