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 1 Intro,    2|             warnings, applications of ecclesiastical interdicts, and other sentences,
 2 Intro,    3|               France, we placed under ecclesiastical interdict the kingdom of
 3 Intro,    4|               of sacred canons and of ecclesiastical freedom, ought not to be
 4 Intro,    4|          provisions and collations of ecclesiastical benefices, confirmations
 5 Intro,    4|   automatically deprived of the other ecclesiastical benefices which they hold
 6 Intro,    5|          stain of simony and from any ecclesiastical censures and penalties. ~
 7 Intro,    5|             other secular, worldly or ecclesiastical status, including spokesmen
 8 Intro,    6|              or nobility they may be, ecclesiastical or secular, for themselves
 9 Intro,    6|    notwithstanding any impositions of ecclesiastical or secular censures and
10 Intro,    9|           wars and the re-ordering of ecclesiastical discipline in accordance
11 Intro,    9|        persons of either sex, whether ecclesiastical or secular, over whom they
12 Intro,    9|              a prelature or any other ecclesiastical position of authority, and
13 Intro,    9|          other persons of either sex, ecclesiastical or secular, they can take
14 Intro,    9|         prince or individual, whether ecclesiastical or secular, of whatever
15 Intro,    9|               with all our heart, the ecclesiastical reform of our curia and
16 Intro,    9|              or nobility they may be, ecclesiastical and secular, a free, safe
17 Intro,    9|              begin with preferment to ecclesiastical dignities. Our predecessor
18 Intro,    9|         principal dignities and other ecclesiastical benefices whose rents, revenues
19 Intro,    9|            has little connection with ecclesiastical status. Those in the priesthood,
20 Intro,    9|             orthodox faith; where the ecclesiastical discipline of the Lord's
21 Intro,    9|             it to the knowledge of an ecclesiastical or secular judge within
22 Intro,    9|             monasteries and any other ecclesiastical benefices belong exclusively
23 Intro,    9|         officials, or by judges, even ecclesiastical ones, or by any other persons
24 Intro,    9|         penalty of excommunication or ecclesiastical interdict to be automatically
25 Intro,    9|           violators and oppressors of ecclesiastical liberties, including those
26 Intro,    9|           them . ~Since no power over ecclesiastical persons is granted to lay
27 Intro,    9|          however issued, in favour of ecclesiastical freedom and against its
28 Intro,    9|            very fact to be subject to ecclesiastical interdict. Prelates also,
29 Intro,    9|       deprived of their benefices and ecclesiastical offices. Lay men and women,
30 Intro,    9|              concern life, morals and ecclesiastical discipline, it is fitting
31 Intro,   10|              all religious as well as ecclesiastical and secular persons who
32 Intro,   10|        included some points regarding ecclesiastical liberty and episcopal dignity] ~
33 Intro,   10|            for fostering ill-will, or ecclesiastical persons be somehow drawn
34 Intro,   10|               involving in any way an ecclesiastical forum and concerned with
35 Intro,   10|               they pretend to hold in ecclesiastical benefices, without the support
36 Intro,   10|        churches and the conferring of ecclesiastical benefices on persons nominated
37 Intro,   10| presumptuously forcing them to confer ecclesiastical benefices on persons named
38 Intro,   10|          regulations in conflict with ecclesiastical liberty; against providing
39 Intro,   10|             insulting and contrary to ecclesiastical liberty, we therefore, in
40 Intro,   10|          incapable of obtaining other ecclesiastical benefices until they have
41 Intro,   11|            all the prelates and other ecclesiastical persons and courts of parlements,
42 Intro,   11|            obedience of this kind, of ecclesiastical authority and freedom, and
43 Intro,   11|               and on the violation of ecclesiastical liberty should not be declared
44 Intro,   11|          sacred nerve of obedience to ecclesiastical discipline and for setting
45 Intro,   11|               others distinguished by ecclesiastical or worldly or any other
46 Intro,   11|            notaries and scribes, both ecclesiastical and secular, and any other
47 Intro,   11|            addition for the aforesaid ecclesiastical and religious persons, the
48 Intro,   11|             all secular dignities and ecclesiastical benefices, as well as the
49 Intro,   11|         reputation and of established ecclesiastical rank. They cannot oblige
50 Intro,   11|               avoid the cheapening of ecclesiastical censures, and sentences