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 1 Intro,    5|          when electing the Roman pontiff] ~Julius, bishop, servant
 2 Intro,    5|        providence that the Roman pontiff preside over the christian
 3 Intro,    5|         the election of the said pontiff, in order that the faithful
 4 Intro,    5|        the election of the Roman pontiff, the vicar of our lord Jesus
 5 Intro,    5|        the election of the Roman pontiff is made or effected by the
 6 Intro,    5|  regarded by anyone as the Roman pontiff. ~A further consequence
 7 Intro,    5| obedience towards a future Roman pontiff entering office in accordance
 8 Intro,    5|        canonically elected Roman pontiff, except when in immediate
 9 Intro,    8|          them, by the faith of a pontiff, a public guarantee and
10 Intro,    8|         be absolved by the Roman pontiff (except in immediate danger
11 Intro,    9|  eminently fitting for the Roman pontiff to carry out the duty of
12 Intro,    9|       church after the sovereign pontiff, it is proper and right
13 Intro,    9|       cardinals assist the Roman pontiff, the common father of all
14 Intro,    9|          us or the current Roman pontiff so that, by earnest effort,
15 Intro,    9|          assistance to the Roman pontiff and the business matters
16 Intro,    9|        permission from the Roman pontiff, or from reasonable fear
17 Intro,    9|      advantage and honour of the pontiff and the cardinals, in order
18 Intro,    9|          by ourself or the Roman pontiff of the time. If anyone acts
19 Intro,    9|          by ourself or the Roman pontiff of the time, and with a
20 Intro,    9|  exclusively to us and the Roman pontiff of the time, and to those
21 Intro,    9|     expressly given by the Roman pontiff of the time) or of alms-giving
22 Intro,    9|          permission of the Roman pontiff, automatically incur the
23 Intro,   10|         see, either by the Roman pontiff or by someone else to whom
24 Intro,   11|       absolved only by the Roman pontiff . In order that others may
25 Intro,   11|        the teaching of the Roman pontiff cannot be within the church;
26 Intro,   11|   removes the power of the Roman pontiff to provide both cardinals
27 Intro,   11|         apostolic see, the Roman pontiff and the whole church is
28 Intro,   11|      only the contemporary Roman pontiff, as holding authority over
29 Intro,   11|       the authority of the Roman pontiff . Pope Leo I transferred
30 Intro,   11|         was known that the Roman pontiff, whose decrees were to be
31 Intro,   11|       approbation from the Roman pontiff in order to corroborate
32 Intro,   11|          subjection to the Roman pontiff is necessary for salvation
33 Intro,   11|   supreme authority of the Roman pontiff and of this holy see, and
34 Intro,   11|         be absolved by the Roman pontiff acting canonically or by
35 Intro,   12|       election of a future Roman pontiff is actually being discussed
36 Intro,   12|    cardinals has been elected as pontiff, the mob attacks his house