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 1 Intro,    2|       hampering the union of the aforesaid church, and of the citations,
 2 Intro,    2|        We condemn and reject the aforesaid quasi-council and its transfer,
 3 Intro,    2|          they are present at the aforesaid Lateran council on the said
 4 Intro,    3|         with the approval of the aforesaid sacred council, we nevertheless
 5 Intro,    3|        As stated, we subject the aforesaid kingdom and its cities,
 6 Intro,    4|   nations who are present in the aforesaid council and are to be appointed.
 7 Intro,    4|       brothers, cardinals of the aforesaid church, and of other prelates,
 8 Intro,    4|         appear before us and the aforesaid council and declare the
 9 Intro,    4|         and to give up the other aforesaid concessions, and that unless
10 Intro,    5|        future with regard to the aforesaid things, as we are bound
11 Intro,    5| cardinals who wish to oppose the aforesaid election can ask for the
12 Intro,    5|        the apostolic see. if the aforesaid criminals are ecclesiastics
13 Intro,    5| apostolic see, to contravene the aforesaid, or to legislate, dispose
14 Intro,    5|          excuse, contrary to the aforesaid things or to any one of
15 Intro,    5|    required or expected, but the aforesaid public display suffices
16 Intro,    5|     permitted to us, so that the aforesaid letter shall be better observed
17 Intro,    6|        and the exaltation of the aforesaid church and the harmony of
18 Intro,    6|        reasons, by law or by the aforesaid see, under any forms of
19 Intro,    8|       and decided to send to the aforesaid kings, princes and rulers
20 Intro,    8|    messengers and letters to the aforesaid kings, princes and rulers --
21 Intro,    8|        as the negotiation of the aforesaid matters shall last, and
22 Intro,    9|        peace and deciding on the aforesaid campaign. ~We strictly forbid
23 Intro,    9|          or in the letter of the aforesaid summons of our predecessor,
24 Intro,    9|          the constitution of the aforesaid Alexander III, for vacant
25 Intro,    9|      leather . ~If anyone of the aforesaid staff acts otherwise, or
26 Intro,    9|          favour or advice in the aforesaid matters automatically incur
27 Intro,    9|    qualified, in addition to the aforesaid penalties which we renew
28 Intro,   10|           there was given to the aforesaid diocesans full faculties
29 Intro,   10|  injuries to be inflicted on the aforesaid clerics and churches and
30 Intro,   10|         and other clergy and the aforesaid laity have been summoned
31 Intro,   10| extending the dead-line, for the aforesaid reasons and in order to
32 Intro,   11|         religious orders and the aforesaid persons, including those
33 Intro,   11|       not approve and ratify the aforesaid letter, and each and every
34 Intro,   11|   concerning each and all of the aforesaid matters about the acceptance,
35 Intro,   11|     congregation . ~Although the aforesaid sanction should clearly
36 Intro,   11|      declare the reasons why the aforesaid sanction, and its corruptive
37 Intro,   11|          passed nevertheless the aforesaid persons, despite being warned
38 Intro,   11|        to church prelates of the aforesaid faction for breaking and
39 Intro,   11|       present document, that the aforesaid Pragmatic Sanction or corruption,
40 Intro,   11|        convents, regulars of the aforesaid orders, including abbots
41 Intro,   11|       presume to make use of the aforesaid Pragmatic Sanction, or rather
42 Intro,   11|         They are not to keep the aforesaid Pragmatic Sanction, or sections
43 Intro,   11|          for each and all of the aforesaid persons, if they act to
44 Intro,   11|     treason; in addition for the aforesaid ecclesiastical and religious
45 Intro,   11|      above, even if they are the aforesaid cardinals, patriarchs, archbishops,
46 Intro,   12|        and the exaltation of the aforesaid church have been completed,
47 Intro,   12|          Maximilian and with the aforesaid kings and princes, and through