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 1 Intro,    2|    approach, in order to take account of the convenience and health
 2 Intro,    2|       2{2 At this session, on account of the arrival of the bishop
 3 Intro,    3|  advice of the Dominicans, on account of the support, favours,
 4 Intro,    6|   common or special right, on account of a declaration or apostolic
 5 Intro,    9|     they will have to give an account to God at the last judgment
 6 Intro,    9|     ought, before he gives an account in the sacred consistory (
 7 Intro,    9| appointed for him to give his account, then by means of his secretary
 8 Intro,    9| commendam no longer exists on account of the resignation or death
 9 Intro,    9|      these churches except on account of a resignation or for
10 Intro,    9|     of their virtues. On that account, we not only exhort and
11 Intro,    9|       provinces and cities on account of the absence of their
12 Intro,    9|      of a judge who will take account of individuals .  We also
13 Intro,    9|   found guilty of a charge on account of which the wrath of God
14 Intro,    9| revenues of his benefices, on account of his omission and the
15 Intro,   10|    making too many claims, on account of which they give rise
16 Intro,   10|        The result is that, on account of the brashness of those
17 Intro,   10|     alleged or said except on account of an omitted citation (
18 Intro,   10|      of being condemned or on account of there being sufficient
19 Intro,   10|     be able to give an honest account to God of the office entrusted
20 Intro,   10|     to render to God a worthy account of the office entrusted
21 Intro,   11|     to great scandal since no account is taken of devotion and
22 Intro,   11|       shall have to render an account to God, are to be freed
23 Intro,   12|      and necessary matters on account of which the said Lateran
24 Intro,   12|      that once the matters on account of which the council had
25 Intro,   12|       shall have to render an account of their defence and preservation --