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 1 Intro,    4|     honour they pertain, are to give up their fruits, incomes
 2 Intro,    4|      and their benefices and to give up the other aforesaid concessions,
 3 Intro,    9|       the christian name, would give a propitious hearing to
 4 Intro,    9|  provinces and dioceses, and to give firm instructions for its
 5 Intro,    9|  council to all coming to it we give, concede and grant, acting
 6 Intro,    9|      council; and we promise to give readily other safe-conducts
 7 Intro,    9|     distinction they may be, to give permission, and to be responsible
 8 Intro,    9|        the holy fathers, and to give -- with the approval of
 9 Intro,    9|         the Roman pontiffs must give much attention to the matter,
10 Intro,    9|       because they will have to give an account to God at the
11 Intro,    9|        day appointed for him to give his account, then by means
12 Intro,    9|     witnesses, and he shall not give his report in any form until
13 Intro,    9|      who have been appointed to give direction to others and
14 Intro,    9|      soul, each cardinal should give to his basilica during his
15 Intro,    9|       who freely offer them and give their consent. Those who
16 Intro,   10| everlasting record. We ought to give first place in our pastoral
17 Intro,   10|     substantial indulgences, to give aid to the poor by providing
18 Intro,   10|        on account of which they give rise to considerable ill-report
19 Intro,   10|    order that we may be able to give an honest account to God
20 Intro,   10| approval of the sacred council, give notice and warning, regarding
21 Intro,   11|       wives' tales. Such things give rise to great scandal since
22 Intro,   11|   church, his spouse, renew and give our approval to that constitution,
23 Intro,   11|       own priest has refused to give the sacraments to them,
24 Intro,   12|         our mind and spirit. We give thanks for this to him,