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 1 Intro      |     bishops were never present in great numbers at the council,
 2 Intro,    4|    periods of time there has been great disparagement of the apostolic
 3 Intro,    5|      devil. Formerly, indeed, for great and urgent reasons, as a
 4 Intro,    5|          deliberation with men of great learning and authority,
 5 Intro,    5|       elections would be, and how great the hurt they could bring
 6 Intro,    8|           In addition, since very great offence is given to God
 7 Intro,    9|      though we are unworthy of so great a responsibility, we began
 8 Intro,    9|          too strong, to restore a great many things to their earlier
 9 Intro,    9|         generations, have brought great loss to the christian religion
10 Intro,    9|        religion and produced very great scandals in the church of
11 Intro,    9|         to be granted, except for great and pressing reasons or
12 Intro,    9|     appropriate to heap on them a great number of benefices or church
13 Intro,    9|     devotion and piety, for which great and rich returns have been
14 Intro,    9|         said cardinals are to use great discretion and careful foresight
15 Intro,    9|           grounds that they enjoy great and plentiful revenues and
16 Intro,    9|         or as an evil custom of a great number of sinners, which
17 Intro,   10|         in Italy in defence of so great a benefit and one so necessary
18 Intro,   10|          is possible to possess a great number of books. These permit
19 Intro,   10|      Indeed, they lapse into very great errors not only in the realm
20 Intro,   11|       reflect within ourselves in great depth that, among many other
21 Intro,   11| importance, very necessary and of great effect and utility in the
22 Intro,   11|        fathers, who contributed a great deal to the church by publicly
23 Intro,   11|          Such things give rise to great scandal since no account
24 Intro,   11|       vigorous, resulting in very great danger and scandal to souls,
25 Intro,   11|      formal citation, yet, from a great sense of caution, our same
26 Intro,   11|       without respite or rest. So great is the satisfaction that
27 Intro,   12|         appeals have been of such great power and efficacy with
28 Intro,   12|    oblivion. At this time of such great need, let them offer with