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 1 Intro,   11|          world, as well as by the friars of the different orders,
 2 Intro,   11|      rights to the said mendicant friars to the harm of the bishops
 3 Intro,   11|           be limited, so that the friars themselves will be supported
 4 Intro,   11|           superiors, prelates and friars, as well as to promote divine
 5 Intro,   11|   legitimately belong to the same friars by reason of their residences,
 6 Intro,   11|       they are secular priests or friars who hold benefices of this
 7 Intro,   11|       they wish to do so, and the friars themselves ought to welcome
 8 Intro,   11| themselves ought to welcome them. Friars who are invited by the same
 9 Intro,   11|         away from the city . ~The friars' superiors are bound to
10 Intro,   11|          to the same prelates the friars whom they have chosen to
11 Intro,   11|           days' journey away. The friars in question may be examined
12 Intro,   11|  agreements and contracts between friars and prelates or curates
13 Intro,   11|      communicated by the chapter. Friars may not enter parishes bearing
14 Intro,   11|     custom on this point with the friars, which is currently in force
15 Intro,   11|          in the habit of the said friars, but who live in their own
16 Intro,   11| themselves in their last wills . ~Friars due to be promoted to orders
17 Intro,   11|        due reverence and urgency. Friars may not bless a bride and
18 Intro,   11|     church the honour due to her, friars and secular clerics may
19 Intro,   11|   assigned for a time to the same friars by the apostolic see ought
20 Intro,   11|           the service of the said friars are subject to sentences
21 Intro,   11|           of the said bishops and friars and other religious are
22 Intro,   11|          authority . ~We warn the friars, in virtue of holy obedience,
23 Intro,   11|            while attending to the friars with well-disposed affection,
24 Intro,   11|          so that both bishops and friars, whose works as burning