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 1 Intro      |    council", and at the end "in public session solemnly held in
 2 Intro,    2|        summoning, convoking and public utterances of that schismatical
 3 Intro,    4|   ordered the letter to be made public by certain persons, who
 4 Intro,    4|         now order it to be made public in detail by the said designated
 5 Intro,    4|         to be established, by a public edict -- which is to be
 6 Intro,    5|      possible or otherwise by a public announcement. Then, if they
 7 Intro,    5|     expected, but the aforesaid public display suffices for its
 8 Intro,    8|        in universities or other public institutions, may devote
 9 Intro,    8|       the faith of a pontiff, a public guarantee and a free safe-conduct
10 Intro,    9|        to lay aside private and public enmities and to turn to
11 Intro,    9|     something of a private or a public nature that is of importance
12 Intro,    9|       because of some office or public function should, as far
13 Intro,    9| collegial, conventual and other public or communal prayers, and
14 Intro,    9|      attend, in addition to the public guarantee which was clearly
15 Intro,    9|          with the appearance of public scandals, a complete breakdown.
16 Intro,    9|    kindness and respect both in public and in private, towards
17 Intro,    9|         wear a head-covering in public. Shield-bearers are permitted
18 Intro,    9|        mother, if he has held a public office or jurisdiction,
19 Intro,    9|         committing blasphemy in public more than twice, he is to
20 Intro,    9|         or by any other persons public or private, acting at the
21 Intro,   10|        of loans made to them by public authorities. They are popularly
22 Intro,   10|         the above by means of a public edict, which is to be fixed
23 Intro,   10|        to print and sell to the public, in different parts of the
24 Intro,   11|   undertake this task. In their public sermons they are not to
25 Intro,   11|         and for the general and public advantage of the kingdom.
26 Intro,   11|        predecessor Julius, by a public edict -- which was to be
27 Intro,   11|    their own houses or in other public or private places. Indeed,
28 Intro,   11|        to include this in their public preaching and exhortations