Chapter, §
1 Intro, 3| the holy Roman church, for reasons then stated and for other
2 Intro, 3| the summons for the said reasons which were known to it.
3 Intro, 4| council and declare the reasons why the said sanction and
4 Intro, 5| indeed, for great and urgent reasons, as a result of important
5 Intro, 6| lawful manner and for sound reasons, guided by the holy Spirit,
6 Intro, 6| of our said brothers, for reasons which were then expressed
7 Intro, 6| expressed and for other reasons influencing the attitude
8 Intro, 6| against them, for whatever reasons, by law or by the aforesaid
9 Intro, 8| Lateran council for many other reasons indeed, but also because
10 Intro, 8| the Roman curia. For these reasons there were appointed a number
11 Intro, 9| other just and efficacious reasons and causes, in accordance
12 Intro, 9| except for great and pressing reasons or to qualified persons
13 Intro, 9| justifiably excuses, or for health reasons . Moreover, the privileges,
14 Intro, 9| after just grounds and reasons have been set out -- has
15 Intro, 9| also forbids it. For these reasons we rule and command that
16 Intro, 9| removal from office. For these reasons we decree and ordain that
17 Intro, 9| appropriate penalty. For these reasons we rule that proceedings
18 Intro, 10| dead-line, for the aforesaid reasons and in order to remove all
19 Intro, 11| due season and for sound reasons by our predecessors the
20 Intro, 11| Lateran council for lawful reasons which were then made clear,
21 Intro, 11| stated, and to declare the reasons why the aforesaid sanction,
22 Intro, 11| the request, for definite reasons. Later, when a variety of
23 Intro, 12| other times and for any reasons, and who seizes anything
24 Intro, 12| legitimate manner, for sound reasons, with the advice and consent
25 Intro, 12| then clearly stated, for reasons made clear from the situation
26 Intro, 12| which was one of the chief reasons for the said council coming
27 Intro, 12| by means of persuasive reasons, through the nuncios whom
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