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 1 Intro      |      which the pope presided in person, are in the form of bulls.
 2 Intro,    4|       with each and every other person thinking, either individually
 3 Intro,    4|        been warned and cited in person. Moreover, with regard to
 4 Intro,    5|         made or effected by the person who is elected, or by one
 5 Intro,    5|        or obligations -- by the person elected or by one or several
 6 Intro,    5|      and does not bestow on the person elected or chosen in this
 7 Intro,    5|      and presented, against the person elected or chosen in this
 8 Intro,    5|         consequence is that the person elected in this manner is
 9 Intro,    5| otherwise; and that the elected person is to be regarded as, and
10 Intro,    5|    obedience and loyalty to the person so elected even if he has
11 Intro,    5|         the other cardinals, in person if this shall be possible
12 Intro,    5|          and have abandoned the person thus elected, may join with
13 Intro,    9|         speed either to come in person or to send chosen and competent
14 Intro,    9|         times, and to attend in person general councils which have
15 Intro,    9|        that they must attend in person the said Lateran council
16 Intro,    9|       and cathedral status, the person provided is to be of mature
17 Intro,    9|    report in any form until the person to be promoted, if he is
18 Intro,    9|        colleague. Moreover, the person promoted is obliged, by
19 Intro,    9|         least once a year -- in person if they have been present
20 Intro,    9|        obliged to be present in person for the greater part of
21 Intro,    9|       allotted to others. A lay person who blasphemes, if he is
22 Intro,    9|     granted and assigned to the person reporting the name of the
23 Intro,   10|        the rule of law that the person who experiences benefit
24 Intro,   10|       warning is to be given in person (if the resources and standing
25 Intro,   10|   resources and standing of the person giving it make this possible),
26 Intro,   10|        the jurisdiction of each person is not preserved, we rule
27 Intro,   10|        the bishop or some other person who knows about the printing
28 Intro,   11|       or other letters from the person who examined and approved
29 Intro,   11|      read in another place, the person who abandons the teaching
30 Intro,   11|       to specify and present in person to the same prelates the
31 Intro,   11|         in these matters by any person acting on any authority . ~
32 Intro,   12|        to each and every living person of whatever status, condition