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 1 Intro,    2|          expressed in our various letters completed and issued in
 2 Intro,    2|           the sacred council, the letters themselves along with their
 3 Intro,    2|     clauses contained in the said letters, the meanings of which we
 4 Intro,    4|          clearly contained in his letters patent already made. Therefore,
 5 Intro,    6|     general have incurred. By our letters we shall encourage, warn,
 6 Intro,    8|     dispatched our messengers and letters to the aforesaid kings,
 7 Intro,    9|          princes made it known by letters and messages to us, that
 8 Intro,    9|           means of our envoys and letters. ~Oh that the almighty and
 9 Intro,    9|         be contained in our other letters due for publication in this
10 Intro,    9|        character and knowledge of letters are to be carefully examined
11 Intro,    9|           of the monks. Moreover, letters which are drawn up regarding
12 Intro,   10|   privileges, or of collations or letters from the ordinaries, or
13 Intro,   11|          of the original or other letters from the person who examined
14 Intro,   11| privileges, indults and apostolic letters for religious orders and
15 Intro,   11|       within the said six months, letters patent or authentic written
16 Intro,   11|        incapacitated by apostolic letters which do not make full and
17 Intro,   11|         indulgences and apostolic letters, of whatever tenor they
18 Intro,   11| privileges, indults and apostolic letters which have been granted
19 Intro,   12|         clear to all who read our letters. God himself, who is the
20 Intro,   12|          and princes, and through letters; especially if they wish
21 Intro,   12|           We have learnt from the letters of the same nuncios, kings
22 Intro,   12|          eleven sessions, and the letters published above together