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 1 Intro,    2|        the meanings of which we wish to be considered as expressed
 2 Intro,    2|  demonstration of the truth. We wish, decree and ordain that
 3 Intro,    2|        invalid and null, and we wish them to be considered as
 4 Intro,    2|       and to stay wherever they wish, so long as they are present
 5 Intro,    3|       of greater precaution. We wish the meaning and characteristics
 6 Intro,    4|       1967) 662-663}. We do not wish to endure further a thing
 7 Intro,    4|       may be -- which things we wish to be regarded as clearly
 8 Intro,    5|       church, the cardinals who wish to oppose the aforesaid
 9 Intro,    5|        in a variety of ways, we wish to set obstacles to the
10 Intro,    6|       Safeconduct for those who wish and ought to come to the
11 Intro,    6|       honourable and beneficial wish, we have undertaken this
12 Intro,    6|     leaving it as often as they wish, with complete, unrestricted
13 Intro,    8|        been removed, they would wish eventually to return, in
14 Intro,    9|        peace. Indeed, those who wish to rouse the faithful by
15 Intro,    9|  therefrom as often as they may wish and also after four months
16 Intro,    9|        to the apostolic see. We wish the same to be observed
17 Intro,    9|  relations with them. We do not wish, however, to prejudge the
18 Intro,    9|       fathers . ~It is also our wish that they take care, without
19 Intro,    9|      from the apostolic see. We wish each and every one of these
20 Intro,    9|         a strict confessor . We wish those who blaspheme against
21 Intro,    9|       be observed unaltered. We wish the penalties they contain
22 Intro,    9|    penalties which we renew and wish them to incur by the very
23 Intro,    9|       fitting penalties; and we wish that those who have relapsed
24 Intro,   10|    about the gospel truth . ~We wish to make suitable arrangements
25 Intro,   10|      them fail to do so. In our wish to provide the necessary
26 Intro,   10|        to the contrary, if they wish to avoid the divine displeasure
27 Intro,   10|        the views which they may wish to present in defence of
28 Intro,   11|          and while perhaps they wish to appear wise, in their
29 Intro,   11|         professes one faith. We wish that those who preach the
30 Intro,   11|         prophesying, we have no wish for them to be counted with
31 Intro,   11|      which in this matter do we wish to support at any point
32 Intro,   11|    agreement, compact, promise, wish, penalty, restraint and
33 Intro,   11|         things which we did not wish to oppose in the and any
34 Intro,   11|       as I have loved you . ~We wish to preserve charity and
35 Intro,   11|       religious houses, if they wish to do so, and the friars
36 Intro,   11| mutually agreed upon. Those who wish to be buried in the habit
37 Intro,   11|   whatever place of burial they wish. They are bound, however,
38 Intro,   11|       they are tertiaries . ~We wish and decree that each and
39 Intro,   11|        be maintained. We do not wish to prejudice these rights
40 Intro,   12|        and other scandals . ~We wish to suppress audacious tendencies
41 Intro,   12|     letters; especially if they wish to provide and take measures,