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 1 Intro,    5|            ask for the help of the secular arm against him. ~Those
 2 Intro,    5|       episcopal, or enjoying other secular, worldly or ecclesiastical
 3 Intro,    5|         and fiefs in regions under secular control are immediately
 4 Intro,    5|    allotted to the treasury of the secular ruler in whose territory
 5 Intro,    6|          may be, ecclesiastical or secular, for themselves and all
 6 Intro,    6|   impositions of ecclesiastical or secular censures and penalties which
 7 Intro,    9|          collegiate churches, both secular and those belonging to any
 8 Intro,    9|          whether ecclesiastical or secular, over whom they have authority
 9 Intro,    9|           influence or favour with secular princes of any rank, distinction
10 Intro,    9|         towns, universities or any secular institutions, or with other
11 Intro,    9|      either sex, ecclesiastical or secular, they can take steps towards
12 Intro,    9|          whether ecclesiastical or secular, of whatever state, rank,
13 Intro,    9|         may be, ecclesiastical and secular, a free, safe and secure
14 Intro,    9|           instructing each and all secular princes, of whatever exalted
15 Intro,    9|    generally offered especially to secular persons, not without a lessening
16 Intro,    9| individuals .  We also decree that secular judges who have not taken
17 Intro,    9|            of an ecclesiastical or secular judge within three days.
18 Intro,    9|            benefices of this kind. Secular princes ought in no way
19 Intro,    9|         detained in any way by any secular rulers, even if they be
20 Intro,   10|         well as ecclesiastical and secular persons who henceforth dare
21 Intro,   10|      collegiate churches and other secular clerics are making too many
22 Intro,   10|        persons of the church, both secular and regular, and unlawfully
23 Intro,   11|             that nobody -whether a secular cleric or a member of any
24 Intro,   11|           all of the said clerics, secular and regular and others,
25 Intro,   11|           faithful, both laity and secular clergy, and regulars of
26 Intro,   11|       prelates, clerics, chapters, secular convents, regulars of the
27 Intro,   11|            both ecclesiastical and secular, and any other regular or
28 Intro,   11|           and any other regular or secular ecclesiastics in any high
29 Intro,   11|           and convents, and of all secular dignities and ecclesiastical
30 Intro,   11|        future; and in addition for secular persons, the loss of any
31 Intro,   11|       religious house, if they are secular priests or friars who hold
32 Intro,   11|    jurisdiction. Both prelates and secular priests who are not excommunicated
33 Intro,   11|             to absolve layfolk and secular clergy from manimposed penalties.
34 Intro,   11|      honour due to her, friars and secular clerics may not ring the
35 Intro,   11|     brought before lay judges in a secular court. To avoid the cheapening
36 Intro,   12|            churchmen as well as of secular and other persons were reformed,