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 1 Intro,    4|       have really and completely given up the benefices themselves
 2 Intro,    5|     submission or oath or pledge given, to withdraw without penalty
 3 Intro,    5|            If anyone however . . Given at Rome at St Peter's on
 4 Intro,    8|      since very great offence is given to God from the prolonged
 5 Intro,    9|    judged that nothing should be given more importance, consideration
 6 Intro,    9|        last judgment about those given preferment by them to churches
 7 Intro,    9|        in charge, they cannot be given in commendam to anyone by
 8 Intro,    9|          Such monasteries may be given in commendam, when the original
 9 Intro,    9|        of the poor, shall not be given in commendam to cardinals
10 Intro,    9|          latter case they can be given in commendam to cardinals,
11 Intro,    9|       regulations, despite being given a legitimate warning, he
12 Intro,    9| disobedient, the votes that were given in the consistory, or whatever
13 Intro,    9|      legitimate warning has been given, let him be deprived of
14 Intro,    9|          permission is expressly given by the Roman pontiff of
15 Intro,    9|         interpretation are to be given according to them by all
16 Intro,    9|          Prelates also, who have given consent to the foregoing
17 Intro,   10|        certain other persons are given more than their necessary
18 Intro,   10|    warning. The warning is to be given in person (if the resources
19 Intro,   10|    begins Attendentes, there was given to the aforesaid diocesans
20 Intro,   10|          morals . This has often given rise to various scandals,
21 Intro,   10|          own hand, which must be given, under pain of excommunication,
22 Intro,   11|      credence must not be easily given to every spirit and, as
23 Intro,   11|     arrangement, notice is to be given to the local ordinary so
24 Intro,   11|          force and effect may be given to the things which have
25 Intro,   11|         greater strength will be given to it by the approval of
26 Intro,   11|       before all others, had not given his consent to their meeting.
27 Intro,   11|        promulgated, if they have given cause for them or have offered
28 Intro,   11|          interdict, if they have given grounds for the interdict
29 Intro,   12|         aroused, and occasion is given for murders and other scandals . ~
30 Intro,   12|    associates and those who have given orders for it to be done,
31 Intro,   12|       for it to be done, or have given personal approval to the