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 1 Intro,    5|       preside over the christian people in the chair of pastoral
 2 Intro,    5|       support for right and good people and a terror for evil people;
 3 Intro,    5|     people and a terror for evil people; that by their example,
 4 Intro,    5|         the clergy and the Roman people, together with those serving
 5 Intro,    8|        the most miserable of all people. ~And since truth cannot
 6 Intro,    8|       within the whole christian people and in particular among
 7 Intro,    8|          caused to the christian people, the charge of bringing
 8 Intro,    8|    charge of bringing back these people to the light and harmony
 9 Intro,    8|         Bohemia. We exhort these people in the Lord not to neglect
10 Intro,    9|          have been stricken, and people cease not to act with madness
11 Intro,    9|        would regard the faithful people with more benevolent and
12 Intro,    9|   expound the word of God to the people, and we order in virtue
13 Intro,    9|          is being set before the people or outside that time, and
14 Intro,    9|        will, each and all of our people who bear arms, both infantry
15 Intro,    9|        that he shines out before people as one who abstains not
16 Intro,    9|         dignity and rank of such people requires. Rather, separated
17 Intro,    9|    informed about the clergy and people of the churches subject
18 Intro,    9|        persons is granted to lay people by either divine or human
19 Intro,    9|  corruption of times, places and people, or through abuse, or for
20 Intro,   10|        and disquiet for ordinary people, with regard to the relief
21 Intro,   10|        such organisations to the people, including the indulgences
22 Intro,   10|          has been granted to lay people over clerics and ecclesiastics,
23 Intro,   10|        both clergy and christian people. We renew this constitution,
24 Intro,   11|     ought to adopt only what the people who flock to their sermons
25 Intro,   11|    sometimes with scandal to the people. This fact influences our
26 Intro,   11|    flatter the idle ears of some people who seem to have already
27 Intro,   11|       For, a time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching
28 Intro,   11|          and empty minds of such people to the path of right and
29 Intro,   11|    activities, the less educated people, as being more exposed to
30 Intro,   11|         speak, they approach the people with prudence and caution
31 Intro,   11|        scandal for the christian people and ruin for the souls of
32 Intro,   11|    preach the word of God to the people be such that God's church
33 Intro,   11|      they rebuke and hurt before people generally, including the
34 Intro,   11| preaching in these terms for the people's advantage and winning
35 Intro,   11|    published, or preached to the people, are to be understood as
36 Intro,   11|          and exhortations to the people when they are asked to do
37 Intro,   12|       that the boldness of these people may be restrained before