Chapter, §

 1 Intro,    4|    favouring them, of whatever rank they may be, even royal,
 2 Intro,    4|        individual, of whatever rank, status, grade, nobility,
 3 Intro,    5| declaration, of his cardinal's rank and of all other honours
 4 Intro,    5|   clerical or lay, of whatever rank, quality or order they may
 5 Intro,    6|        while we were of lesser rank, to see the general council
 6 Intro,    6|      come, of whatever status, rank, condition or nobility they
 7 Intro,    8|        of soul befitting their rank and out of devotion towards
 8 Intro,    9|      loyalty, endowed with the rank of bishop, as our envoys
 9 Intro,    9|    with secular princes of any rank, distinction or dignity,
10 Intro,    9|    secular, of whatever state, rank, dignity, pre-eminence or
11 Intro,    9|     before) with the episcopal rank, for the defence of the
12 Intro,    9|      staff, of whatever status rank, order and condition or
13 Intro,    9|   princes, of whatever exalted rank they may be, including imperial,
14 Intro,    9|     and any others of whatever rank, status, condition or distinction
15 Intro,    9|   abbot may be deprived of his rank when anyone urges a charge
16 Intro,    9|       dignity, honour and high rank may be, even if they enjoy
17 Intro,    9|   years on persons of whatever rank who obtain more than four
18 Intro,    9|    demands and the dignity and rank of such people requires.
19 Intro,    9|   noble status. If he is of no rank and a plebian, he is to
20 Intro,   10|        of prominent persons of rank. The readers are not edified.
21 Intro,   11|       honoured with pontifical rank and other prelates of the
22 Intro,   11|    others, of whatever status, rank or order, who undertake
23 Intro,   11|      of no matter what status, rank or condition they may be,
24 Intro,   11|     established ecclesiastical rank. They cannot oblige to appear