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 1 Intro,    4|      judgment is to cease, as is right and fitting. We order, moreover,
 2 Intro,    5|       manner and order in a due, right and canonical way, may undertake
 3 Intro,    5|         a dignity, a support for right and good people and a terror
 4 Intro,    5|       chosen in this fashion any right of either spiritual or temporal
 5 Intro,    6|         may go forward along the right courses towards the way
 6 Intro,    6|  expelled with the help of God's right hand. ~Indeed, after the
 7 Intro,    6|       who ought to take part, by right or custom, in the meetings
 8 Intro,    6|     council by common or special right, on account of a declaration
 9 Intro,    8|         less than of the office, right at the beginning of our
10 Intro,    9|          been settled and (as is right) the noxious brambles of
11 Intro,    9|          further astray from the right path throughout almost all
12 Intro,    9|        way, unless it has seemed right to act differently on the
13 Intro,    9|     without change. ~Since it is right to maintain episcopal dignity
14 Intro,    9|        agreement unless it seems right to us to decide otherwise,
15 Intro,    9|        pontiff, it is proper and right that they be distinguished
16 Intro,    9|        sin or excess, but, as is right, let them deserve to be
17 Intro,    9|       them in commendam with the right number of clerics or chaplains,
18 Intro,    9|       may exist, and that, as is right, it may be lawful for each
19 Intro,    9|          to whom they pertain by right and by law. If they have
20 Intro,   10|         These, under colour of a right of patronage which they
21 Intro,   10|       the church, and that it is right and just that laws should
22 Intro,   10| faithfully observed, since it is right for us to be interested
23 Intro,   11|       such people to the path of right and truth. Indeed, they
24 Intro,   11|       orders or someone with the right to preach by law or custom
25 Intro,   11|       all councils, has the full right and power to summon, transfer
26 Intro,   11|        the bishops, and that the right of freely exercising them
27 Intro,   12|         and take measures, as is right, on behalf of the christian
28 Intro,   12|      with the help of the Lord's right hand, may not be impeded